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Cyber report places better public/private trust as top goal

Talk is finished, plans are set. Now it's time for action.

Nathan Smith
Thu, 04 Aug 2016

Up to $34 billion could be added to the New Zealand economy if a culture of “trust” can be organised to better combat cyber threats, says the government.

A newly released summary of the first Cyber Security Summit held on May 5 outlines where the government wants to focus its announced $22.2

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Nathan Smith
Thu, 04 Aug 2016
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