
PAW 2021 – That’s a wrap
In our final post for Privacy Awareness Week (PAW), we share our five highlights and observations from the week. 1. A privacy win during PAW The timing may have been
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In our final post for Privacy Awareness Week (PAW), we share our five highlights and observations from the week. 1. A privacy win during PAW The timing may have been

In this final post from our ‘Privacy in focus’ blog series we discuss changes we believe are necessary to enhance trust and confidence in the broader privacy landscape in Australia.

elevenM’s Tessa Loftus on the experience of technology solutions that are actually privacy intrusions in our everyday life. Last week, I needed to take my daughter for an early morning

In this instalment of our ‘Privacy in focus’ blog series, we look beyond consent and explore other ideas that could make privacy easier and more manageable. In our last post,

In celebration of Privacy Awareness Week we’re starting our new blog series “Future Privacy”, in which we’ll seek to understand and resolve some of the challenges many organisations face managing

From the 22 questions on notice, consent, and use and disclosure in the Privacy Act issues paper, there is one underlying question: Who should bear responsibility for safeguarding individuals’ privacy?

In this post from our ‘Privacy in focus’ blog series, we explore arguments for and against changes to the definition of personal information being considered by the review of the

elevenM’s Cassie Findlay looks at getting the most out of standards. Cassie is a current member of the Standards Australia Committee on Records Management and a former member of the International Organization for Standardization

In this post from our ‘Privacy in focus’ blog series, we explore the key voices and perspectives shaping the review of the Privacy Act. If you want to know where

elevenM’s Melanie Marks’ regular trip to the supermarket brings her face-to-face with emerging privacy issues. A couple of weeks ago, as I was nonchalantly scanning my groceries, I looked up