4 August 2026
Strengthening your supply chain security
Managing a third party supplier is an ongoing process, and NCSC has released cyber security guidance for organisations who use third parties to collect and store information.
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Monday 5 - Sunday 11 October 2026
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23 June 2026
Leaders of Five Eyes Cyber Security Agencies Call to Action on AI Preparedness
The GCSB’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) joins Five Eyes partners in issuing a call to action to address the evolving cyber risk landscape driven by Frontier AI.
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.
Ngā Aratohu Guides
Opportunities for AI in Cyber Defence
This publication provides a guide to how organisations can use AI to strengthen organisational cyber security while managing the risks of using AI.
2026 Minimum Elements for a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) published
An SBOM is an ingredients list for software and is a key building block of software security and supply chain risk management.
Keeping personal information safe: a guide for organisations and their suppliers
The following advice is designed to help organisations implement appropriate controls when working with third party suppliers.
Kua tohua Featured
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.