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Big businesses face hefty privacy reform bill, up to $2200 per customer for deletion - Vimarsana News

Big businesses face hefty privacy reform bill, up to $2200 per customer for deletion

A sweeping overhaul of privacy laws could introduce new costs for big businesses as they grapple with regulators and customers’ right to sue and delete data.

Source: afr.com
Anna Johnston: 'Not every cyber attack will result in a data breach' - Vimarsana News

Anna Johnston: 'Not every cyber attack will result in a data breach'

A recent legislative change has left Australia with the toughest fines for privacy breaches in the world. According to cybersecurity expert Anna Johnston, an important nuance differentiates what constitutes a privacy breach from a data breach or cyberattack.

Our privacy laws are still a complete mess - Vimarsana News

Our privacy laws are still a complete mess

But the boosted data breach penalties are a good start.

Source: acs.org.au
Industry experts call for brands to adopt data minisation strategies in wake of cyberattacks - Vimarsana News

Industry experts call for brands to adopt data minisation strategies in wake of cyberattacks

We speak to two industry experts following the Optus, MyDeal and Medibank customer data breaches about what organisations need to do to minimise their chances of being next

Source: cmo.com.au
Medibank hack: Effects of data leak will spread beyond customers, warns privacy expert Melanie Marks of elevenM - Vimarsana News

Medibank hack: Effects of data leak will spread beyond customers, warns privacy expert Melanie Marks of elevenM

The company’s failure to protect the sensitive data of its customers will undermine trust in the whole health system, privacy experts warn.

Source: afr.com