The Health NZ security checklist is a 40-control self-assessment, published by Health New Zealand with General Practice New Zealand, that health service providers complete before sharing [...]

Email encryption makes the contents of a message unreadable without the right decryption access. Microsoft 365 already encrypts stored mailbox data and protects most connections with TLS, so the [...]

Open banking lets a bank customer instruct their bank to share account data with another business, or to make a payment, through a secure connection the customer switches on and can switch off. [...]

Website accessibility means building a site so people with impaired sight, hearing, movement or attention can use it without needing someone else to help. New Zealand law makes it compulsory for [...]

AI crawlers are automated programs that read the pages on your website so an AI system can train on them, index them for search, or quote them in an answer. They arrive without a browser, and [...]

IT support for pharmacies is the work of keeping a community pharmacy able to dispense: the dispensary management software, the e-prescription connection behind it, the controlled drug register [...]

Website hosting and maintenance is the paid arrangement that keeps a business site online and current, covering the server space, the security certificate, the software updates and the offsite [...]

Data sovereignty is the question of whose law can compel your business data to be produced. The answer follows the country your provider is incorporated in, so a New Zealand data centre owned by [...]

IT support for insurance brokers covers the systems a broking and advice business runs on: the client register, the renewal diary, the reconciliation of premium and commission money, and the [...]

IT support for law firms covers the systems a legal practice runs on: the practice management system that holds every matter, the trust accounting required under the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act, [...]