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New Zealand — Critical infrastructure & Crown entities

Validate your critical systems resilience continuously

New Zealand's critical infrastructure operators — energy, telecommunications, transport, and water — face nation-state targeting and ransomware campaigns against essential services. The August 2020 DDoS attacks disrupted NZX trading across four consecutive days. NodeZero provides the continuous security validation that critical infrastructure demands.

Your specific challenges

Nation-state targeting

Suspected state-sponsored actors actively target NZ critical infrastructure. Energy, telecommunications, and financial systems are priority targets.

Essential service continuity

Transpower operates the national electricity grid. Major telcos carry the country's connectivity. Service disruption affects millions. Security testing must be production-safe.

Regulatory fragmentation

Multiple overlapping frameworks — NZISM, PSR, TICSA, sector-specific requirements — without the centralised audit resources of larger economies.

How NodeZero helps

Built for your situation

01

Production-safe continuous testing

NodeZero tests your IT network without disrupting critical services. Autonomous, agentless testing that runs alongside operational systems.

02

Multi-framework compliance mapping

Single testing programme mapped to NZISM, PSR, TICSA, and sector-specific requirements. One platform, multiple compliance frameworks.

03

Incident detection validation

Test whether your SIEM and detection systems actually trigger when NodeZero runs real attack patterns — and validate your own detection-time targets.

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Validate your critical systems

See how NodeZero provides continuous security validation for NZ critical infrastructure