23 April 2026
Fewer New Zealanders experienced harm from cyber attacks
Fewer people are experiencing harm from cyber security incidents, according to research just released by the National Cyber Security Centre.
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12 March 2026
Latest report highlights the importance of keeping your personal and work life apart
The latest Cyber Security Insights report warns against blurring the boundaries between professional and personal online activity.
10 March 2026
GCSB welcomes new Deputy Director-General Cyber Security
The Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) has announced the appointment of Catriona Robinson as the head of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)
Ngā Aratohu Guides
The implications of Frontier AI models for cyber defence
The NCSC has developed some high-level advice to support senior leaders and network defenders on the implications of Frontier AI products.
Cyber security for low earth orbit satellite communications
This guidance is intended for users of LEO SATCOM services. It highlights key cyber security risks and corresponding mitigation strategies to support informed decision-making.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning: Supply chain risks and mitigations
This guidance is to help organisations when developing or incorporating AI and ML into their systems.
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Cyber Threat Reports
NCSC publishes an annual report of the New Zealand threat landscape including types of incidents we responded to and emerging trends.
Regulatory Strategy
This strategy outlines how the NCSC carries out its regulatory functions to help keep public telecommunications networks secure.
NCSC Cyber Security Framework
This framework sets out how we think, talk about, and organise cyber security efforts.