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Liverton Security Implements Advanced Email Security Solution at Gill Jennings & Every LLP
Liverton Security, a leading provider of email security, announces the successful implementation of a new email filtering and threat management solution at Gill Jennings & Every LLP, one of Europe’s leading intellectual property firms.
Liverton Security Enhances Cyber Defenses for Innovation and Growth Leader Plexal
Liverton Security, a leading provider of SaaS-based cyber security solutions, is delighted to announce a new partnership with Plexal, a UK innovation and growth company driving national security progress, economic growth and social prosperity.
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Vibe Coding: The Hidden Security Risks of AI-Generated Software
Artificial intelligence is making software development more accessible than ever, allowing users to generate code simply by describing what they want. This emerging practice, often called “vibe coding,” promises faster development and greater accessibility. However, without proper requirements, testing, and security awareness, AI-generated software can introduce serious vulnerabilities. Understanding the risks behind AI-assisted development is essential before deploying code into production environments.
When NZ organisations get breached, the same question keeps coming up—"How did this happen when we were compliant?"
Compliance frameworks like NZISM, PSR, and the Privacy Act were never intended to be treated as annual checklists. Their underlying assumption is that controls operate continuously, risks are reviewed as environments change, and people actively protect information. When organisations treat compliance as a finish line, security drifts — and that gap between audits is where breaches occur. Real security maturity comes from ongoing assurance, not point-in-time compliance.
Bridging Directly To Continuous Maturity Assessments
As organisations change, security often drifts out of alignment. Continuous maturity assessment helps identify weakening controls, workarounds, and emerging risks early—before they turn into incidents. It provides a practical way to keep security relevant, effective, and aligned with how a business operates as it evolves.
The $500 Gift Card That Nearly Cost Millions: Understanding Executive Email Spoofing
A seemingly harmless email request from the CEO asking a new employee to purchase gift cards led to a serious security incident. This real-world case study shows how preventable failures and weak email security controls can result in significant financial and reputational damage, underscoring the critical importance of robust email security in modern organisations.
One of the biggest security risks in New Zealand isn’t technology. It’s misplaced responsibility
Many organisations assume cybersecurity is handled by their IT or network provider, but IT operations and security are not the same discipline. While firewalls, endpoint tools, and cloud controls are important, security fails when it becomes technology-led instead of risk-led. Real security requires governance, skilled people, and continual review—not just tools left to run on default settings. Without dedicated security leadership and maturity assessment, organisations can appear secure on paper while remaining exposed in practice.
Manage My Health Is Not an Outlier: Why Small Health Providers Are Being Targeted—and Why Email Is Still the Front Door
The Manage My Health data breach wasn’t just one of New Zealand’s biggest cybersecurity incidents — it exposed a pattern affecting small and mid-sized healthcare providers nationwide. As privacy obligations race ahead of enforceable security standards, the incident points to a systemic risk and raises uncomfortable questions about how health data is really being protected.