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NCSC joins international breach notification service
- Posted February 17, 2022
- Media Releases
The GCSB’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has joined the government programme (external link) of the service Have I Been Pwned?
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January 2022 New Zealand Information Security Manual v3.5 Release
- Posted February 09, 2022
- NZISM Updates
The New Zealand Information Security Manual (NZISM) (external link) has released an update (v3.5), which includes updates to Chapter 2 – Information Security Services within Government, Chapter 3 – Roles & Responsibilities, Chapter 5 – Security Documentation, Chapter 13 – Media and IT Equipment Management, Decommissioning and Disposal and Chapter 17 – Cryptography: Chapter 2 – Information Security Services within Government Updated guidance for agencies using cloud services, including support for agencies producing cloud adoption strategies and recommendations on the adoption of cloud native security services and zero trust approaches.
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GCSB partners with private security providers to increase NZ’s cyber defences
- Posted December 01, 2021
- Media Releases
The GCSB is partnering with private-sector cyber security providers in an initiative that has the potential to prevent millions of dollars of cyber harm.
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Cyber Threat Report for 2020/21 released
- Posted November 16, 2021
- Cyber Threat Reports
Serious cyber threats targeting Aotearoa New Zealand continue to grow, with an increase of the frequency and sophistication of incidents recorded in the last year.
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Vulnerability Spotlight 3: Ripple20
- Posted August 04, 2021
Continuing the NCSC’s Vulnerability Spotlight series, in which we examine a range of security vulnerabilities disclosed over the past year. This post focuses on Ripple20.
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Kaseya VSA supply chain ransomware attack
- Posted July 05, 2021
- Security Advisories
The NCSC is aware of a developing supply chain attack which may present significant risk to NZ organisations.
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