Isanz stories

The iSANZ Awards were established five years ago to recognise the achievements of New Zealanders in the country’s information security (InfoSec) and cybersecurity field. >>

NZITF chair Barry Brailey and former chairs Mike Seddon and Paul McKitrick received the award in Auckland last week.>>

“I believe this award is particularly significant as it is acknowledgement from our peers in the information security industry and from across the private sector.">>

New Zealand’s talented security businesses and individuals now have extra time up their sleeves to enter this year’s iSANZ awards.>>

"They are leaders in the information security field and number among some of the most skilled professionals anywhere in the world.”>>

The iSANZ Board has announced the keynote speaker at this year’s iSANZ Awards, due to be held at Wellington’s Te Papa Museum on November 21.>>

Who else is vying for a top awards at this year's iSANZ Awards?>>

Join New Zealand's InfoSec community at an exclusive Gala Dinner as part of the 2017 iSANZ Awards, to be held in Wellington next month.>>

Entries are now open for the 2017 iSANZ Awards and applicants have until Monday October 2 to submit their nominees.>>

New threats, new malware, new attacks, new chaos and new ways to fight back: A look back at Kiwi cybersecurity in 2016.>>

New Zealand's information security professionals turned out in force for last week's iSANZ Awards - and we've got the photos to prove it.>>

“It’s great to see this level of awareness and commitment to the very real threats of cyber security.”>>

New Zealand's InfoSec celebrated its successes at last night's iSANZ Awards in Wellington, with PwC, Air New Zealand and NetSafe among the winners.>>

Unitec's cybersecurity health check for SMEs named a finalist for 'best security project or initiative' in the iSANZ 2016 InfoSec New Zealand awards.>>

Kiwi companies big and small are in the running for New Zealand's top infosec awards. And the iSanz finalists are...>>

A wider tranche of Kiwi organisations, including the technology channel, are vying for finalist status in this year's iSanz security awards.>>

iSanz is again shining the spotlight on NZ's ‘world-class’ InfoSec industry, calling for entries for the entries for the second annual iSanz Awards.>>

The Kiwi information security community turned out in force for the inaugural iSanz Awards which saw Axenic, Vodafone and the DIA among the winners.>>

NZ’s information security community gathered at the 2015 iSANZ Awards last night, to celebrate the achievements of those working in cyber security.>>

The 2015 iSanz Awards finalists have been named with nominees including Aura Information, Vodafone and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.>>

A who's who of New Zealand's information security community are among the judging panel for the inaugural iSANZ InfoSec awards.>>

The Kiwi InfoSec community will step into the spotlight in December with the inaugural iSANZ Awards recognising those 'doing great things' in security>>