Genetec Renews Nextro’s Unified Elite Partner Status for 2026
Nextro has been confirmed as a Genetec Unified Elite Partner for 2026, reinforcing its position as the leading Genetec partner in New Zealand.
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Nextro’s Security in the Clouds event takes flight in support of Te Kiwi Maia
While the 90-minute flight in a C130 and 1:1 conversations with none other than Willie Apiata VC were exhilarating, the true purpose of the event was to support Te Kiwi Maia, the incredible charity dedicated to the wellbeing of those who have served New Zealand in the NZDF or as first responders.
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Genetec Physical Security Trends for 2026: Flexibility, Automation, and Unified Security for New Zealand
Genetec’s outlook for 2026 highlights key shifts in how organisations will deploy and operate physical security systems. These trends carry strong relevance for New Zealand’s airports, councils, critical infrastructure, transport hubs, and multi‑site enterprises seeking to modernise their environments.
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Nextro Supplies New Zealand’s First Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Road Blockers to Auckland Airport
Auckland Airport has deployed PAS68-rated anti-terror road blockers at Checkpoint Delta, the airport’s newest landside-to-airside vehicle gateway. The hostile vehicle mitigation road blockers, supplied and commissioned by Nextro, are the first of their kind in New Zealand.
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New Zealand Faces Most Challenging Security Environment in Recent History
The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) has released its 2025 Threat Environment Report, revealing that the country is confronting its most complex national security landscape in decades.
Despite our geographic isolation in the South Pacific, New Zealand remains firmly in the crosshairs of sophisticated international threats.
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New Biometric Processing Privacy Code for New Zealand 2025
The Biometric Processing Privacy Code 2025 outlines how biometric information, such as facial features or iris scans, must be managed under the Privacy Act. It applies to technologies used to identify individuals or to learn about them, and sets expectations for transparency, necessity, fairness, and accountability in the use of these technologies.
