Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) stories - Page 2

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has become part of the data breach service Have I Been Pwned’s (HIBP) government programme.

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

National Cyber Security Centre expands Malware Free Networks capabilities for private sector cybersecurity providers.

What’s the equivalent role in the government? Who holds it? And how does the position help protect New Zealand’s digital integrity?.

From government agencies to public initiatives, here's an inside look at who protects New Zealand's digital landscape from cyber threats.

GCSB awards Women in STEM scholarships to three recipients, supporting their careers in science and technology.

Spark and Samsung have been working on network innovation since last year, starting with 5G trials throughout the country.

Huawei NZ’s deputy MD Andrew Bowater addresses rumours, asserting the company is staff-owned, invests significantly in NZ, and does not control telco networks.

Governance, investment, readiness, and supply chain: The four key areas for good practice in cybersecurity, according to the GCSB.

Scammers exploit Kiwis' generosity following Christchurch tragedy. CERT NZ and Westpac issue urgent alerts about donation scams and malicious emails.

The GCSB welcomes Cheryl Gwyn's report affirming its lawful warrant systems, though differing on 'Type 1' and 'Type 2' warrant interpretations remain.

For the fourth consecutive year, the GCSB has been found in compliance with New Zealand's legal and human rights standards, reports the Inspector-General.

Huawei requests urgent meeting with New Zealand government to discuss the reasons behind its ban from working with Spark on 5G network upgrade.

This afternoon the GCSB denied Spark’s proposal to deploy Huawei 5G equipment across its future Radio Access Network.

The GCSB has awarded three NZD $10,000 Women in STEM scholarships, aiming to boost diversity in STEM fields and reduce the gender pay gap.

The GCSB CORTEX cyber defence project won at the 2018 iSANZ Awards. The service detects cyber threats for New Zealand's significant organisations.

A GCSB report reveals that over 80% of major NZ firms lack a CISO, with significant gaps in human investment affecting overall cyber resilience.

New Zealand and UK blame Russian government for cyber attacks on political institutions, businesses, sports bodies, and media.

Deloitte awards New Zealand's Government Communications Safety Bureau for its CORTEX cybersecurity initiative.

The Malware-Free Networks initiative was developed as part of the CORTEX initiative to build on malware detection capability provided by ISPs.