New Zealand has warned that China represents its most persistent state-backed cyber threat, accusing Beijing-linked actors of sustained efforts to target government agencies, businesses, and critical infrastructure. Officials say the activity includes espionage, attempted interference, and campaigns designed to gather sensitive information or disrupt services. Wellington is expected to strengthen cyber defenses, improve intelligence sharing, and work with international partners. The warning reflects growing concern across the region about state-sponsored hacking and the vulnerability of essential digital systems and networks.
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