Cyber Security
Locks, keys and alarms are everyday items people use to help with security - but what do you use in cyberspace?
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Security and Safety
Protecting People, Communities and Property
In a world where new security threats emerge on a daily basis, the University of Waikato is working in partnership with communities, business, governments and law enforcement to make the world a safer place. Our world-leading research is shaping policy, solving crimes, protecting economies and saving lives. The brightest minds in crime science, law, cyber security, psychology and public safety are on the case.
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Throughout the University of Waikato we're working on Security and Safety. Read the stories that have emerged as a result.
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Our researchers are looking into everything from human behaviour in cyberspace to driverless cars on New Zealand roads.
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Throughout the University of Waikato, these are the minds that contribute to our Security and Safety work every day.
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Get ready to contribute to the world's Security and Safety with these undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Latest news
US ambassador drops in
US Ambassador Scott Brown was keen to hear about research being done in cyber security and crime science.
Deterring cyber attacks: old problems, new solutions
Dr Joe Burton looks at how we change responses to cyber attacks.
New Zealand's Pacific reset: strategic anxieties about rising China
China’s expanding influence is complicating strategic calculations throughout the Asia-Pacific region.