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"To assume that the Australian Privacy Principles allow for release of information if a person has a 'reasonable expectation' is ludicrous."More

"We didn’t want to allow even one hole in how the system was built since that would jeopardise our clients, it was a very iterative process.”More

In recent years, user privacy and security have become paramount, while criminals attempt to coerce, steal and manipulate users for their data.More

Members of the Veeam leadership team give their perspective on how they will maintain their integrity as they move forward on their journey.More

“Organisations need to invest further in strategies to ensure trust, transparency and choice are front and centre."More

Digital Rights Watch believes Australians’ human rights are being ‘severely breached’ through the actions of private organisations and governments.More

Cybersecurity experts from Sophos, Trend Micro, CyberArk, Mimecast, Bitglass & others share their thoughts on privacy and what it means for security.More

"Clearly, privacy matters to a number of individuals in the .nz domain name space," comments Domain Name Commissioner Brent Carey.More

RealMe and Trade Me’s Transparency Reporting websites are the first two recipients of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner’s new Privacy Trust Mark.More

I spoke to Aura’s general manager Peter Bailey to get his take on Privacy Week, data security, and why privacy is everyone's responsibility.More

Digital trust is no longer solely about firewalls and encryption. It reflects an organisation’s character.More

Those on a lower income of $55,000 or less were more likely to be concerned about privacy (77%) than those with higher incomes (63%).More

“We believe that it should be safe and easy for everyone to prove who they are. This means giving people a secure option to verify their identity."More

Data Privacy Day is a good reminder for organisations to build a human-centric security approach.More

The generally perilous state of affairs in the Internet-of-Things (IoT) arena presents a host of challenges of its own.More

Artificial intelligence is causing concern among consumers worldwide because it could potentially infringe on their privacy.More

Australia’s breach disclosure policy doesn’t go nearly far enough in protecting consumers and pales in comparison to the European Union’s GDPR.More

"Businesses seem to overlook a key area of potential vulnerability: the networked printer. This vulnerability isn’t just theoretical."More

"These sharing arrangements are shrouded in secrecy and shielded from accountability. National oversight bodies perform a critical role."More

Internet users across APAC rate cybersecurity, data protection, access, connectivity and privacy as the most important policy-related concerns.More

“People are happy to use their smartwatches to alert police to their location when they need help, but they don’t want police to freely access data."More

“Some firms have a very low appreciation that the GDPR will apply here, and it will cost them if they stuff it up,” says Symantec's Brian Fletcher.More

Korea is now part of the APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules system, which aims to protect consumer data used in online transactions.More

Even if measures to restrict strong encryption access are put in place, adversaries will switch to new tools crafted without the Five Eyes network.More