SecureSphere had been hearing rumors for the last month or so, that phone scammers have been posing as New Zealand Police Officers. Until now, we
Author: Michael Dittmer
Overnight a number of warnings have gone out to the Security Community about a new CRITICAL security flaw in Android. The new flaw is named
Back in late 2023 (October / November) when SecureSphere was started, it was started with 4 key tenets: As we have built the business, these
Printers (of all makes, models and types), are either loved or hated in generally equal measures with very little middle ground. However, printers are the
SecureSphere is pleased to announce we have been featured in the Rangitikei District Monitor newspaper (which covers the vast Rangitikei District). A copy of the
Google has released 2x security updates for Google Chrome that patch highly-severity vulnerabilities. The first of these warnings impacts Chrome’s desktop users—on Windows and Mac.
A password manager is a technology tool that helps users create, save, manage and use passwords across different online services. In a business environment, password
At SecureSphere, we have been asked what CVSS is and what the score of 0 – 10 means. So, we thought this might help answer
A couple of days ago, the IMF (International Monetary Fund) released its latest semi-annual report and for the first time included cybersecurity risk. The report
Earlier this week it was announced that DIA had busted a text scam ring operating across New Zealand. DIA released that they had carried out