22 June 2026
Quarter One sees significant cyber incidents
In Q1 the NCSC responded to three C2 category or ‘highly significant’ incidents, the first type of these incidents since the 2021/22 financial year.
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22 June 2026
In Q1 the NCSC responded to three C2 category or ‘highly significant’ incidents, the first type of these incidents since the 2021/22 financial year.
8 May 2026
Some New Zealand universities and other tertiary and educational institutions have been affected by a data breach of the Canvas learning management system.
23 April 2026
Fewer people are experiencing harm from cyber security incidents, according to research just released by the National Cyber Security Centre.
This guidance discusses key cyber security challenges and risks associated with the introduction of agentic AI into IT environments, as well as best practices for securing agentic AI systems.
The following advice is designed to help cyber security decision-makers in New Zealand government agencies prepare for the implications of Frontier AI products.
The NCSC has developed some high-level advice to support senior leaders and network defenders on the implications of Frontier AI products.
NCSC publishes an annual report of the New Zealand threat landscape including types of incidents we responded to and emerging trends.
This strategy outlines how the NCSC carries out its regulatory functions to help keep public telecommunications networks secure.
This framework sets out how we think, talk about, and organise cyber security efforts.