Privacy Week 2025: Public concern about privacy remains high
The annual privacy survey of New Zealanders was released today during Privacy Week 2025.
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The annual privacy survey of New Zealanders was released today during Privacy Week 2025.
Our privacy survey is now an annual activity. This survey shows that public concern about privacy remains high.
Privacy Week 2025 (12-16 May) has a full line up of webinars with a great range of topics.
Read about our Privacy Week 2025 lineup and resources, IPP3A guidance, and new tips for using AI to contact us.
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Kordia's new research shows 35% of business leaders biggest concern is cyber-attacks or data leaks coming through third-party suppliers.
A reminder about Biometrics feedback, how to present in Privacy Week 2025, and new tenancy guidance on our website.
The release of two reports about the protection of personal information show agencies must be better at privacy.
Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster discusses the risk of poor privacy practices in the Summer flat hunting rush.
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner wants to take a proactive stance to protect the rights and privacy of tenants and prospective tenants.