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29 April 2025

Welcome to the April edition of the DINZ newsletter. As we navigate this period of transition, our commitment to advancing digital trust in Aotearoa remains unwavering. This month brings exciting updates on upcoming events, new members, and important industry developments.

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Experts highlight advantages of New Zealand’s Digital ID Services Trust Framework accreditation

01 April 2025

Specialists from different fields in the digital identity ecosystem have shed light on what it takes to be accredited for New Zealand’s Digital Identity Services Trust Framework (DISTF). They shared … Continue reading "August Newsletter: Collabor-action and our upcoming events"

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More momentum, greater choice - Digital Trust is getting real

27 February 2025

2025 is well underway with a healthy mix of activity, excitement and opportunity, Digital Trust included.

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New Zealand lawyer ‘not surprised’ if Australian laws change for retail biometrics use

02 December 2024

Source: Biometric Update Website Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ) hosted a discussion led by NEC New Zealand on “Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security” this week, with a panel including … Continue reading "August Newsletter: Collabor-action and our upcoming events"

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Council Elections, DISTF Milestone, and End-of-Year Highlights | November Newsletter

21 November 2024

A warm welcome to our newest members: api connects, Deloitte, and SushLabs.

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DINZ Welcomes the Publication of the Digital Identity Services Trust Framework Rules

08 November 2024

Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ) is pleased to see the Government’s latest steps toward establishing safe and secure digital identity services, with the official publication of the Digital Identity Services … Continue reading "August Newsletter: Collabor-action and our upcoming events"

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August Newsletter: Collabor-action and our upcoming events

Kia ora Readers Collaborative working groups are the engine rooms of the Digital Identity NZ community.  We can thank the Drive group for producing our benchmark research, the Design group for facilitating our June workshop and for starting to roll out our firs

August 21, 2019

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July Newsletter - Digital Identity in action

Kia ora readers, Digital Identity NZ is now just over seven months old, and we are starting to see some of the groundwork transforming into wider engagement and action.  Reaction to our recent research has been insightful and is helping to inform our plan of action.  New Zealanders desire (

July 24, 2019

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Kiwis’ digital privacy must be protected

June 25, 2019 Nearly 80 percent of New Zealanders are concerned about how their identity is managed online, Digital Identity NZ executive director Andrew Weaver will tell an international business conference in Singapore this week. Weaver has been invited to speak at the Seamless Asia summit

June 25, 2019

#Equity Inclusion and Ethics #Policy #Privacy Data Protection and Fraud

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How do we give New Zealanders control of their Digital Identity?

Kia ora readers, This month we released a summary of our research findings on the understanding, attitudes and perceptions of New Zealanders on Digital Identity. The findings are stark - they highlight a massive gap between what people would like to see when it comes to protecting

June 12, 2019

#Equity Inclusion and Ethics #Policy #Privacy Data Protection and Fraud

Media Release

Nine out of 10 Kiwis want more control of their digital identity

A total of 79 percent of New Zealanders are concerned about the protection of their identity and use of personal data by organisations, according to a research survey commissioned by Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ).  Andrew Weaver, executive director of DINZ, says there is a public conc

June 5, 2019

#Equity Inclusion and Ethics #Policy #Privacy Data Protection and Fraud

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May Newsletter - Collaboration, Research, And Techweek!

Kia ora readers, Digital Identity NZ came into being in November 2018 with an initial group of around 20 member organisations. It’s now May 2019 and we’re delighted to have more than tripled that number, with over 60 organisations part of Digital Identity NZ, and more joining every week. In

May 15, 2019

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April Newsletter – What does identity mean to you?

Kia ora Readers, What does identity mean to you? As we explore the digital nature of identity we can’t help but ask that question. In New Zealand, our conversations about who we are and what we share online are moving well beyond the number of ‘likes’ we’re getting. As a nation we have s

April 24, 2019

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Industry News

NZ can do better on digital privacy

New Zealand can do better than to accept that just two percent of people trust social media to look after their information, when 75 percent of Kiwis go ahead anyway, Digital Identity NZ executive director Andrew Weaver says. He was commenting on Symantec’s latest Insights Report which shines

March 27, 2019

#Privacy Data Protection and Fraud

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March Newsletter - Growth and momentum in the Digital Identity ecosystem

Kia ora Readers, Like all New Zealanders we want to acknowledge and express our deepest sympathy for the tragic and horrific events of last Friday. We stand strong with the vast array of communities that form the fabric of our country, and stand proud behind our Prime Minister in her compassiona

March 20, 2019

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Introducing Digital Identity NZ news

Kia ora Readers, Welcome to the first Digital Identity NZ newsletter! We’re excited about the connections and collaborations that have already started in Digital Identity NZ, as well as the opportunity to meet some very clever people, passionate about making services more accessible and intera

February 28, 2019

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Leveraging Blockchain for your Digital identity

Many believe that using Blockchain technology to create self-sovereign identity solutions is the future. Can decentralising identity management empower the individual by returning control over their own identity to them, the user? Is it more secure than relying on centralised identity

February 20, 2019

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Industry Events

Be part of Scale-Up New Zealand

In April, Callaghan Innovation launches Scale-Up New Zealand, a free online platform with verified information on Aotearoa New Zealand’s vibrant innovation ecosystem. Created from a model that is hugely successful overseas, Scale-Up New Zealand will make it faster and easier for ambitious bus

February 19, 2019

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