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New Zealand’s top intelligence agencies are becoming increasingly concerned about foreign interference and malicious cyber activity that continues ...
The government's national security arm says it is working on how to address the spread of disinformation and this is not directed specifically at the general election.
New Zealand intelligence agencies are growing more concerned about both foreign interference and malicious cyber activity ahead of elections in October, the country’s intelligence chiefs said on Monday. “It's fair to say that concern about foreign interference as well as malicious cyber activity is growing,” Andrew Hampton, director general of the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), told media after testifying at parliament.
The incidence of other countries harassing ethnic communities, and influencing academics, government officials and media is increasing, New Zealand’s top s
Authorities did not name countries, pointed to New Zealand’s censure of China for its involvement in a hacking spree in 2021 and Russia for its malicious cyber activity against Ukraine in 2022.