elevenM’s Piotr Debowski and Georgia Brinkworth explain how facial recognition technology operates and highlight privacy challenges and opportunities in its use, specifically when used for building access or blacklisting.
Protecting privacy and ensuring cybersecurity in healthcare is particularly challenging in Australia, where the healthcare sector is vast, interconnected, and operates under multiple regulatory systems at once. The sensitivity of health information, coupled with operational constraints and the reliance on legacy systems, makes healthcare one of the sectors most vulnerable to cyber threats.
elevenM’s Jonathan Gadir unpacks what it is that data brokers actually do, and how they manage to fly under the radar of privacy law.
elevenM’s Tom Kench provides a detailed analysis of tranche one of the recently introduced privacy act reform, outlining what’s included, what’s impacted, and giving some key takeaways for organisations in Australia.
elevenM’s Brett Watson outlines the practical steps that organisations need to take to implement tranche one of privacy reform and be ready for tranche two.
elevenM’s Melanie Marks and Jordan Wilson-Otto on why companies can’t afford to put compliance on hold waiting for the rest of the privacy reforms to land.
elevenM’s Jonathan Gadir discusses some of the consumer barriers to ‘right to erase’ and suggests some steps Australian businesses can take to get ready for its arrival in Australia.
elevenM’s Georgia Brinkworth, Piotr Debowski and Laura McVey discuss the need for privacy law reform to protect the personal information of people after death and address the risks of commodifying grief.
elevenM’s Tessa Loftus discusses the link between data minimisation, privacy and the environmental impact of data storage.
A data processing inventory can help your business prepare for both regulatory and process change. Here we outline some key areas that a data processing inventory can help you with to get privacy law reform ready.