Privacy stories

Ulisse is launching the only radar and computer vision-based IoT AI platform to help retailers, businesses, cities, and more turn areas into intelligent spaces. >>

Documenting the activities of New Zealand government agencies for the tax-paying public ensures one consumes a range of essential, if largely indigestible, reading matter. >>

A data breach can be any company's worst nightmare. Not only can it cause catastrophic damage to systems and workflows, but it can also often be extraordinarily damaging and costly. >>

Australians have been found to have seemingly mixed priorities when it comes to cybersecurity, a new study by PWC has revealed. >>

Privacy Commissioner John Edwards says, “We are seeing clear patterns emerging since mandatory reporting of serious privacy breaches came into effect with the Privacy Act 2020 on 1 December last year.”>>

With Cyber Monday and Christmas shopping still in full swing, new research has revealed that you may not be as anonymous as you think when you shop online.>>

While the cloud has already been widely adopted by Australian companies and is considered mainstream technology, new developments and emerging trends are expected to provide new opportunities for businesses as they increase their investment in the cloud. >>

Doug Dixon has been appointed the new chief executive officer for Catalyst Cloud.>>

"Personal data is a huge business that hackers try to make use of.">>

Clearview AI does not comply with the Privacy Act 1988 and ‘interfered with the privacy of Australian invidividuals’.>>

New Zealand employees are pushing back on monitoring technology when working from home, according to research from Unisys.>>

Given the massive amounts of data enterprises hold, it may seem like an impossible task to prove what data was accessed and by whom. It isn’t. >>

In a statement the company said these announcements indicate a major shift in McAfee’s strategy to deliver an integrated and intuitive online protection service to protect people rather than point products that secure devices.>>

The initiative aims to ensure technologies are designed and implemented in ways that are privacy-protecting, user-controlled, equitable, and interoperable.>>

Trade Me says it works hard to keep 'scumbags' off its site, but it also wants to protect customer privacy.>>

Consumer advocates say the time is right to allow individuals and companies greater access to the data that is held about them, but warn privacy issues, impacts for Māori and what the new law actually covers need to be considered carefully.>>

Omnichannel marketing solution provider dotdigital has announced that it has been awarded ISO 27701 certification.>>

Corporates fear cybercrime and employee leaks are the biggest risks to protecting trade secrets.>>

"People are willing to support measures that stop companies from collecting and selling their personal data.">>

The certifications were given following an ‘extensive independent external audit’, the company says.>>

It was Privacy Awareness Week recently. But one week in May every year isn’t cutting it: privacy needs to be a year-round focus.>>

Much of this mistrust resides in how companies are perceived to be using customer data.>>

Organisations should monitor all file, app, user and web activity with comprehensive activity logs to uncover the whereabouts of consumers’ data.>>

The customer experience can make or break any organisation ->>