Role of Data Impact Assessment in Privacy Compliance
The need for Data Impact Assessments The data-driven nature of our modern era has given rise to significant concerns regarding privacy and data protection. As organisations increasingly depend on data to drive decisions, there’s an escalating need to understand and manage the potential impacts of data handling on privacy. This is where Data Impact Assessments […]
Role of Data Impact Assessment in Privacy Compliance
The need for Data Impact Assessments The data-driven nature of our modern era has given rise to significant concerns regarding privacy and data protection. As organisations increasingly depend on data to drive decisions, there’s an escalating need to understand and manage the potential impacts of data handling on privacy. This is where Data Impact Assessments […]
Are you ready for the Mandatory Notification of Data Breach (MNDB)?
The Mandatory Notification of Data Breach (MNDB) Scheme comes into effect on 28 November 2023. The Australian government is implementing the MNDB scheme, requiring organisations to report any data breaches containing personal information. The scheme will enhance the protection of personal information and prevent identity theft. Failure to comply may result in significant financial penalties. […]
Data is Critical Infrastructure
The federal government should treat the personal data of Australians like critical infrastructure, with better protection needed to keep information secure as a consideration in foreign investment and takeovers. Speaking at an Australia China Business Council event in Sydney on Monday, Foreign Investment Review Board chairman David Irvine went off-script and detailed his efforts at […]
Capital One data breach puts $400m insurance tower on-watch
First published by Steve Evans, ReInsuranceNews, 31 July 2019. Capital One, the U.S. and global banking and personal finance group, has disclosed a $400 million cyber insurance tower that the market is now watching closely, following its hacking and loss of data for more than 100 million of its customers. Capital One said on July […]
OAIC threatens court action against CBA
Published by George Nott (Computerworld), 27 June 2019. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will be required to review its privacy and data retention policies under threat of court action from the Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner. The binding commitment – known as a court-enforceable undertaking – follows inquiries by the Office of the Australian Information […]
Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Commission shifts more accountability to business
First published by Shawn Lim–24 May 2019 07:56am, thedrum.com Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) has introduced three new initiatives which aim to promote innovation through trust by holding businesses accountable for the way they collect consumers’ personal data. Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the European Union’s data protection initiative GDPR, the PDPC, which […]
Data Protection and Privacy Officer Priorities 2019
Published by CPO Magazine. In response to the changing data privacy landscape created by the enactment of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) last year, CPO Magazine has released a comprehensive report outlining the challenges and priorities of data protection and privacy officers around the world in 2019. The report is based on a […]
ACCC releases draft CDR Rules
Published by Aimee Chanthadavong, InnovationAus.com, 1 Apr 2019. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has published its draft rules for the looming Consumer Data Right regime and is seeking feedback from consumers, businesses, and community organisations on the new data regulatory framework. The Consumer Data Right was announced by government as a budget measure […]