WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A review of a New Zealand spy agency has suggested it needs to audit any capabilities it may be operating for other countries, after an inquiry into its hosting of a foreign signals intelligence system.
The Inspector General of Intelligence and Security (IGIS), which oversees the country’s spy agencies, reported Thursday that the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) hosted a signals intelligence system deployed by a foreign agency and its taking part in a wider intelligence programme related to that system.
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