Australian businesses urged to adapt to CCPA law
26 August, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingISACA is urging Australian organisations to take steps to ensure compliance with the California Consumer Protection Act to avoid prosecution risk.
Employees breaking cyber rules despite awareness
03 July, 2020 by Amy SarcevicEmployees are more conscious of cybersecurity, but their limited understanding makes them flout the rules.
NZ introduces new and improved privacy reforms
01 July, 2020 by Amy SarcevicThe Privacy Act 2020 promises to be more proactive and less reactive than its 27-year-old predecessor.
Legislation passed to protect COVIDSafe app data
20 May, 2020 by Amy SarcevicThe Privacy Amendment Act 2020 will prescribe civil and criminal penalties for app misuse including a maximum gaol term of 5 years.
Australians concerned over digital health record security
02 September, 2019Almost half of Australians are concerned over the security and privacy of their digital health records, according to a new report.
ATEN KA8288 HDMI KVM over IP Console Station
01 April, 2019The KVM over IP Console Station KA8288 is a standalone console that replaces PC or NB.
New penalties aim to protect online privacy
25 March, 2019A new penalty regime designed to boost online protection for Australians has been announced by the federal government.
ACS develops data sharing framework
29 November, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingA new data sharing framework developed by the ACS proposes the introduction of a standardised method of sharing and properly anonymising personal data.
Allens urges companies to rise above data backlash
09 November, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingOrganisations need to overhaul their security polices and practices to restore consumer confidence in businesses' use of their personal data, according to Allens.
UK looks at analytics in political campaigns
07 November, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe UK's Information Commissioner's Office is consulting on its proposal to introduce a statutory code governing the use of personal data in political campaigns.
The C-level is becoming more active in cybersecurity
12 October, 2018 by Thomas King, Head of Cyber Security Products, TelstraC-level executives are in a prime position to promote a unified approach to cybersecurity and drive awareness and adoption throughout their organisations.
Review your IT contracts to avoid GDPR pain
18 July, 2018Gartner experts recommend adjusting IT procurement methods to avoid breaches that could lead to GDPR fines and reputational damage.
Shred-it opens Sydney plant
04 July, 2018The plant will allow Shred-it to have an active role in assisting businesses and government agencies comply with stringent data privacy legislation.
US govt quietly passes data monitoring Bill
27 March, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe US government has snuck in new legislation that would allow law enforcement agencies to demand access to private information held by US technology companies even when it is stored overseas.
NZ receives new Privacy Bill
26 March, 2018The introduction of a new Privacy Bill in New Zealand has been welcomed by the Privacy Commissioner.
