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As of 31 March 2022, Central Government agencies in Aotearoa New Zealand were required to be capable of receiving eInvoices.

Because of the digital world we now live in, the risk of cyber attacks means that geography is no longer enough to distance ourselves from tensions overseas.

The state of password hygiene in New Zealand remains largely unknown, with limited studies and fragmented data.

New Zealand's elderly population is at risk of cyber threats due to a lack of online safety knowledge and support systems, says Age Concern NZ.

New Zealand's Ministry of Health has pledged $75.7 million to upgrade cybersecurity throughout the health system.

Scammers are using COVID-19 to exploit New Zealanders' personal information and financial details, warns cybersecurity agency Netsafe.

New Zealand invests over $75m in cybersecurity for health system amid growing cyber threats and questions arise over online safety for disabled individuals.

The New Zealand Information Security Manual (NZISM) has released important information in its latest update, Version 3.5.

The risks of online schooling in New Zealand are significantly higher than pre-pandemic, with cyber safety a major concern.

New Zealanders are becoming increasingly reliant on submarine cables for secure connectivity, but how safe are these networks?.

New Zealand's Consumer Data Right (CDR) aims to empower consumers by enabling secure data sharing with third parties, promoting financial wellbeing and privacy.

Cryptopia went from launch to managing funds for 1.4 million investors to a significant data breach and its inevitable death - all in just five years.

Should Kiwis practice better smartphone security, and are they one swipe or tap away from a colossal data breach?.

Spam enforcement in New Zealand has decreased significantly, prompting calls for a review of the Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act (UEMA).

New Zealand's National Cyber Security Centre has released its Cyber Threat Report for 2020/2021, detailing major cyber incidents and trends.

Data breach consequences go beyond systems damage. Trust, reputation, and legal implications create the need for transparency and open communication.

Like any balance of supply and demand, there's a frustrating gap between what graduates are taught and what the market needs.

In 2018, a new unprecedented data privacy law took the EU and, by association, the rest of the world by storm.

Deepfakes, videos that replace a person's face with someone else's using AI, raise concerns over morality, legality, privacy, and online harm.

New Zealand's IoT market is expected to reach NZ$20 billion by 2021. But is enough attention being paid to IoT security?.