Netsafe stories
Bullying-Free NZ week begins next Monday with a refreshed website offering new resources for schools and whanau.
Dangerous online game threatens young people in New Zealand, schools urged to defend against it. Blue Whale linked to self-harm and suicide.
Countdown warns Kiwi consumers of a surge in scam emails claiming recipients have won Countdown vouchers or confirming orders they haven't placed.
More than half of NZ high school students unsupervised online outside school, says University of Auckland study.
In a sign of how prevalent life online is, 61% of parents revealed that their pre-school children are now getting a daily fix of internet.
Despite fears, 89% of Kiwis find the internet's boons top its banes, InternetNZ survey reveals on Safer Internet Day.
Microsoft and Netsafe have issued a fresh warning about scammers posing as Microsoft representatives and targeting internet users in New Zealand.
Netsafe steps up as NZ's authorised agency to combat rising tide of online harassment, Minister Adams announces.
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.
Netsafe launches free service to tackle cyberbullying and online abuse in New Zealand. Over half of Kiwis worried about online safety.
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.
Kiwi companies big and small are in the running for New Zealand's top infosec awards. And the iSanz finalists are...
What is wrong with New Zealand? Three quarters of our Kiwi women under 30 and more than half of all Kiwi women have experienced online harassment.
Internet safety watchdog NetSafe has been selected by the Govt to help reduce harmful digital communications in an official Approved Agency role.
Your digital footprint is the trail of electronic breadcrumbs you leave behind when using the Internet and it's important that you tread carefully.
NetSafe has released a resource to help young people and parents tackle the consequences of sexting and sharing intimate images online.
Digital citizen are people who understand the rights and responsibilities of inhabiting cyberspace. You may understand; what about your students?.
NetSafe says two-factor authentication can boost a user's security by simply requiring something they know and something they have.
Learn how to create a backup policy that works for you in the real world, reflects how important your data is and the risks you're prepared to accept.
Sexting is the top concern for New Zealand parents, with the topic becoming the most-viewed on Vodafone's digi-parenting.co.nz site.
