30 September 2026
Cyber Smart Week 2026 raises awareness of good cyber security practices
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is using Cyber Smart Week (5-11 October) to remind people and organisations to "find a scam before it finds you".
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5-11 October 2026
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30 September 2026
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is using Cyber Smart Week (5-11 October) to remind people and organisations to "find a scam before it finds you".
29 September 2026
Deputy Director-General of the National Cyber Security Centre, Catriona Robinson, recently spoke at Cyber Summit Korea 2026, one of the Asia-Pacific region’s leading cybersecurity forums.
24 September 2026
The NCSC is urging New Zealand business and organisational leaders to prepare for a cyber threat environment that is being transformed by AI and increasingly aggressive cybercriminal activity.
This guidance addresses the most common AD DS, AD CS and AD FS techniques, providing an overview of each technique, as well as how to mitigate it.
This guidance is to help provide effective communication during IT and operational technology (OT) outages to minimise harm and operational disruption.
This publication provides a guide to how organisations can use AI to strengthen organisational cyber security while managing the risks of using AI.
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.