New Zealand Government stories - Page 2

Despite 20 years of attempts, New Zealand still lacks an effective disaster coordination system. Locals fear they remain unprepared for the next Cyclone Gabrielle.

New Zealand’s NCSC has reviewed its practices following cyber threats against IPAC members, highlighting the need for broader, more comprehensive cyber security measures.

Government officials are calling for renewable energy use for data centres, highlighting support for New Zealand's Net Zero 2050 goals.

Splunk’s VP is urging the New Zealand Government to establish consistent standards and centralised investment to avoid evolving cyber threats.

Waikato Regional Council propels into digital age with transition to cloud-based Infor CloudSuite Public Sector.

New Zealand's Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has banned staff from using AI technology due to data and privacy risks.

Building an inclusive and integrated data system for informed policy and improved service delivery in New Zealand Government Sector.

KnowBe4’s latest research finds 59% of New Zealand’s IT decision-makers feel the government should be doing more to protect local businesses from cyber attacks.

New-Zealand IT MSP suffers cyber-incident, affecting government agencies. Data held by Mercury IT NZ blocked. Investigations underway.

Chorus has welcomed the New Zealand Government's release of a new paper that sets out the country's high-level connectivity vision over the next decade.

Adobe has announced it has been recognised as an approved supplier to registered New Zealand government agencies.

Nspire is a networking consultancy firm predominantly addressing government and enterprise and has plied its trade since 2006.

Open banking is being introduced in New Zealand, with the government saying it will increase competition and benefit consumers.

The New Zealand government has renewed its all-of-government Software Framework Agreement with Oracle for secure cloud and technology services.

New Zealand is under pressure to yield to new European Union demands over how companies harvest people's data.

The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) says it will no longer accept equipment from a major Chinese surveillance camera maker.

National warns that the cost of merging local councils' water service IT systems for three waters reforms may exceed $500m.

A technology industry leader is urging the government not to shy away from policing social media platforms in New Zealand.

Computer Recycling launches e-waste shredder and MSS optical sorting machine BLUBOX, which is able to sort out a tonne of e-waste per hour.

The 2022 MYOB Business Monitor survey has found more than two thirds of SMEs are expecting the economy to decline in the next 12 months.