New Zealand Cybersecurity Strategy 2019
New Zealand's Cybersecurity Strategy provides a framework for improving cybersecurity and protecting people, organisations and the country from cyber threats. Cybersecurity is important because people and organisations rely on digital technology every day.
What is Cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity means protecting computers, networks, systems and information from cyber threats. Cyber threats can include malware, phishing, hacking, scams and unauthorised access to information.Type your paragraph here
Why is Cybersecurity Important?
Good cybersecurity helps protect personal information, business information and important services. It can reduce the risk of data loss, financial damage and disruption to organisations and communities.
Key Cybersecurity Practices
• Use strong and unique passwords.
• Enable multi-factor authentication where possible.
• Keep software and operating systems updated.
• Be careful when opening links and email attachments.
• Protect personal and confidential information.
• Back up important information regularly.
• Report suspicious cyber activity.
Māori Perspective
Cybersecurity should also consider Māori communities, organisations and their information. Māori data and knowledge can have cultural significance, so digital systems should protect information and respect Māori values and interests.
