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Privacy regulators seek to work together to address AI issues
This will encourage potential users of AI to pause and reflect before they adopt new or evolving technologies.
Office of the Privacy Commissioner encourages two-factor authentication in war on cybercrime
Two factor authentication is like an extra wall between you and people who would steal your data.
Privacy Commissioner outlines expectations around AI use
Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster has today outlined his expectations around New Zealand agencies, businesses, and organisations using generative artificial intelligence (AI).
Privacy a vital tool for small businesses – now and into the future
In this Insights Report, we have identified four insights to help small businesses better meet their obligations under the Privacy Act.
Budget 2023 signals the importance of privacy rights
Published: 18/05/2023
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner is pleased to see the privacy rights and protection of New Zealanders further supported in today’s Budget with an…
New Zealand-Australia investigation into Latitude breach begins
This is the first joint privacy investigation by Australia and New Zealand and reflects the impact of the data breach on individuals in both nations.
Landmark privacy case from the Court of Appeal
The Court of Appeal has released its unanimous decision about Police photography during a random traffic stop.
Privacy Week a bonanza of privacy ideas
Many of our speakers are experts - it’s a real chance to learn a lot about privacy in a very short period of time from the people who know the most.
High trust but lacks maturity: the state of privacy in New Zealand
Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster discusses the current state of privacy in New Zealand as we approach the 30 year anniversary of .Privacy Act.
Privacy rights in the digital age – Privacy Week 2023 programme launched
Privacy is so important, and it is something everyone should be able to expect as a basic human right.