Legislation for critical infrastructure cybersecurity past due

Legislation for critical infrastructure cybersecurity past due
Executives may have a false sense of security about their safety of their data. (Image: Unsplash)
Ben Moore
An expert says delaying the rollout of critical infrastructure legislation leaves New Zealanders at risk of the negative impacts of cyber-attacks.Globally, cyber attacks on operational technology (OT) systems are rising, and the NZ companies that run critical infrastructure are underinvesting in cybersecurity, according to findings from recent research from US-based Palo Alto.The research was funded by the cybersecurity firm and conducted by ABI Research. It surveyed 1,979 respondents worldwide, including from 50 businesses across various secto...

More Law & Regulation

Law firm partner facing misconduct charges
Law & Regulation

Law firm partner facing misconduct charges

Intern says she 'downplayed' the senior partner's Christmas party behaviour.

Staff reporters 11 Feb 2025
On the hunt for Du Val founders’ ‘missing’ jewellery
Property

On the hunt for Du Val founders’ ‘missing’ jewellery

Du Val's founders have been ordered to hand more jewellery items to receivers.

Maria Slade 11 Feb 2025
Previous owner wants to buy back Airwork Holdings
Finance

Previous owner wants to buy back Airwork Holdings

‘There’s some value [in Airwork], but each day it is diminishing.’

Denise McNabb 11 Feb 2025
Entain makes play at one of SkyCity’s revenue streams
Markets

Entain makes play at one of SkyCity’s revenue streams

Entain and TAB NZ want exclusive rights to 'virtual sports'.

Gregor Thompson 11 Feb 2025