Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

Mar 28, 2018  - CERT NZ has today released its final figures for 2017, showing that New Zealanders reported more than $5.3 million lost to cyber security issues to CERT NZ, New Zealand’s dedicated cyber security unit.

 Mar 28, 2018  -  Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg will not answer questions from British lawmakers over a scandal in which the social media network let millions of users' data get into the hands of political consultancy Cambridge Analytica, The Telegraph newspaper and the BBC reported reports RadioNZ.

UK's Cambridge Mass Observation did the Groundwork

Facebook’s wholesaling of its data harvest brings to an end the age of innocence in regard to the free model considered until days ago as the overwhelming instrument of democratization.

Air New Zealand is advocating for tighter regulation for the illegal operation of drones after a near miss with an international flight approaching Auckland Airport on Sunday afternoon which potentially put the safety of 278 customers and crew at risk.

Spark has launched its LoRaWAN low powered wide area network for IoT, saying it will enable a farmer to get hourly updates on the location and body temperature of its cows for $1.79 per month.

I had an amazing opportunity to visit with Sir Ray Avery at his home in Auckland. For those who don't know he was the 2010 NZer of Year, is a scientist and renowned inventor.

Mar 27, 2018 - New Zealand's government expects moving away from using fossil fuels will take several decades so the economy and affected industries have time to adjust, the Minister of Energy, Megan Woods, told the country's main annual oil and gas conference in Wellington

Mar 27, 2018  -  The EMA is urging business to submit on the Employment Relations Amendment Bill this week before the close off date of March 30.