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IT Laws, Ethics & Technology

Understanding IT Laws and Ethics in New ZealandTechnology has become a normal part of our daily life. We use computers, phones, websites and apps for studying, working, shopping and communicating with other people. Businesses also use technology to collect and store a lot of information.Because of this, people working in IT need to know about the laws and rules that apply to technology. They also need to understand how to use information and technology in a safe and responsible way.

Privacy Act 2000

The Privacy Act is about protecting people’s personal information. It explains what organisations should do when they collect, keep, use or share information about people.
Read about the Privacy Act 2020

Cyber Security Strategy 2019

Cybersecurity is important because people and organisations can face threats such as phishing, scams, malware and other online attacks. The 2019 strategy explains New Zealand’s approach to improving cybersecurity.

Copyright Act 1994

Copyright helps protect people’s original work. This can include things such as photos, videos, writing, software and other digital content. IT workers need to understand copyright so they do not use someone else’s work incorrectly.

ITP Code of Ethics

IT professionals have responsibilities when they work with technology, systems and information. The ITP Code of Ethics gives guidance on how IT professionals should behave and make responsible decisions in their work.

Intellectual Property Rights

Intellectual property protects different types of creations, such as inventions, brands, designs, software and creative work. It is important for IT professionals to understand how intellectual property works and respect other people’s creations.
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