Evidence for RBNZ cyber-resilience guidance and health-sector security
New Zealand's financial and health sectors face rising cyber-resilience expectations. RBNZ's Guidance on Cyber Resilience is principle-based rather than a prescriptive checklist, but expects regulated entities to undertake regular testing and maintain board-level oversight of information security. Te Whatu Ora consolidated 20 DHBs with variable security postures, and the Government funded a three-year health-sector cyber security uplift after the Waikato ransomware. NodeZero provides the autonomous testing platform both sectors need.
Your specific challenges
RBNZ cyber-resilience expectations
RBNZ's principle-based Guidance on Cyber Resilience expects regulated entities to test their cyber resilience regularly — penetration testing among the named practices — with board-level oversight and a periodic cyber capability survey.
Te Whatu Ora consolidation challenge
20 previously independent DHBs now consolidated with variable security postures.
Limited NZ security market
Specialist security testing capacity is scarce in New Zealand, and in-house teams are small.
Built for your situation
Testing aligned to RBNZ guidance
Recurring internal and external pentesting with segmentation validation. Board-ready evidence and detection-time validation through tripwire testing.
Regional health testing at scale
One methodology and centralised reporting across a distributed estate, with fix verification on internal networks.
Affordable specialist capability
NodeZero's autonomous platform addresses the NZ pentesting skills gap. Enterprise-grade testing without requiring scarce local specialist staff.
Test against your sector expectations
See how NodeZero provides evidence for RBNZ cyber-resilience guidance and health-sector security