Independent Review Lead for the National Security Defence Review James Sanday announces the appointment of Editorial Board members who will assist in the compilation of the National Security Defence Review. Made up of academics from […]
New research finds that a quarter of employees around the world said it was “OK to break the rules if needed to get the job done”, and Gen Z 2.5 times more likely than Boomers […]
Josh Wineera is a retired New Zealand Army Lieutenant Colonel, having served as the second-in-command of 16 Field Regiment and also as the New Zealand defence attaché to the Pacific. He is a former lecturer […]
A panel of independent experts from across Aotearoa New Zealand’s security industry has concluded its judging and the finalists of the 3rd New Zealand Outstanding Security Performance Awards (OSPAs) have been revealed. According to organisers, […]
A document published earlier this year by the Serious Fraud Office’s Counter Fraud Centre identifies seven fraudster personas, their methods, and the countermeasures that organisations can implement to protect themselves. Through its work in investigations […]
Hot cloud storage company Wasabi Technologies has announced partnerships with distributor Channel Ten in New Zealand and Visium Networks in Australia to deliver its surveillance cloud storage solution to support organisations’ video surveillance needs. Video […]
Professors Sam Hunter and Gina Scott Ligon of University of Nebraska Omaha write that we’re more resistant to new things than we think, and that makes us more vulnerable than we assume. There’s a military […]
AIDN calls for the Defence Strategic Review and Nuclear Submarine Task Force reports to provide clarity around the role of defence industry, and pushes for legislation. In a media release today, the Australian Industry and […]
Reporting from LandForces 2022, Line of Defence Magazine Correspondent Jennie Vickers highlights the Kiwi companies who made the long-anticipated trip across the ditch to fly the New Zealand flag. You had to be really determined […]
Now in its third year, Aotearoa’s original Women in Security Awards are back! Nominations from across the physical–cyber security spectrums, investigations, intelligence, and resilience are now being sought. UPDATE: Deadline extended! The deadline for submitting […]
Kia ora and welcome to the Autumn 2022 issue of Line of Defence Magazine! With this issue we start the year in the wake of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, […]
IoT, Artificial Intelligence, inventory management software and cloud-based software will be defining features of field service management in 2022, writes Jessica Dorey. Here we are in December 2021, following two years that we could have […]
As the West laments a global decline in its version of democracy, China suggests its own brand of democracy as a replacement. It’s part of an increasingly contested space, writes Nicholas Dynon, at the discursive […]
As we count down to this Friday’s WiSAA nomination deadline, New Zealand Security Magazine presents a series highlighting the achievements of last year’s winners. In this article we feature Ngaire Kelaher PSP CPP (Educator) and […]
As we count down to next Friday’s WiSAA nomination deadline, New Zealand Security Magazine presents a series highlighting the achievements of last year’s winners. In this article we feature Natasha Hallet (Executive) and Grace Lee […]
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