Posts tagged "GDPR"

After updated privacy legislation amendments sailed through Parliament, it is now imperative that boards and business leaders question why they collect and store the data that they do.

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If you’re not paying for an app financially, you’re paying for it in some other way — probably, by compromising your privacy.

Scams are on the rise and will be a half-a-billion dollar problem in Australia before year-end as experts call for reforms.

The French data protection regulator, the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Liberties (CNIL), has levied a fine of €50 milli…

StartupAus is calling for significant changes to the much-decried AA Bill, drafting a submission with backing from Atlassian, Canva and AirTree.

There is concern banks will tighten the reigns on credit card lending after ASIC revealed a non-binding set of commitments for banks.

The government has passed the controversial AA Bill, on the final sitting day of the year, and without amendments originally proposed by the Labor party.

Personal documents and payment information have been laid bare in a huge data breach of hotel chain Marriott, and it could now face a $200 million fine.

Craig Blair of AirTree Ventures explains what Australians in startup world could learn from their European peers — and what they could learn from us.

As brands around the world make sure they're complaint with the new GDPR rules, RedBallon's Naomi Simson poses the question: are we really listening to what our customers want when it comes to privacy?

The need to protect customer data has been very much at the forefront of the European Union’s new GDPR laws, which will come into effect on May 25. And Australian businesses need to aware of the changes.