About our data
Reporting quarters are based on the calendar year, 1 January to 31 December.
We receive reports of incidents from both individuals and organisations. They choose how much or how little they feel comfortable providing, often about very sensitive incidents. We will not share specific details about an incident, without the reporting party's consent.
We aren't always able to verify the information we receive, though we try to, particularly when dealing with significant cyber security incidents.
The way we collect and use the information provided to us is set out in our privacy and information statement.
In this section
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2018 Report Summary
The CERT NZ 2018 summary gives an overview of what we’ve seen and done in 2018. It includes key figures about reports, incident types, financial los...
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Quarter Four Report 2018
CERT NZ’s quarter four report provides an overview of the cyber security events reported between 1 October and 31 December 2018. It offers insights...
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Quarter Three Report 2018
CERT NZ’s Quarter Three Report provides an overview of the cyber security events reported between 1 July and 30 September 2018. It also gives advice...
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Quarter Two Report 2018
This quarter, CERT NZ received the highest number of reports yet. Between 1 April and 30 June, over 700 cyber security incidents were reported to us.
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Quarter One Report 2018
CERT NZ’s Quarter One Report 2018 provides an overview of the cyber security incidents reported this quarter. Age data has also been included for th...
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Quarter Four Report 2017
CERT NZ’s fourth quarter report (1 October – 31 December) covers the latest cyber security threats in New Zealand and a summary of results for 201...
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Quarter Three Report 2017
The latest quarterly report for CERT NZ is for quarter three (1 July – 30 September) 2017.
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Quarter Two Report 2017
Since our launch on 11 April 2017, we have analysed trends in local cyber security data.