Privacy Act stories
Data is no longer business gold – it's uranium. Powerful and valuable but risky to hold and toxic if it escapes.
New Zealand is under pressure to yield to new European Union demands over how companies harvest people's data.
Data storage can often be a low priority but the consequences can be devastating. Why is this so important and what should NZ companies be thinking about?.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards named preferred candidate for UK Information Commissioner, pending UK Parliament's decision.
New Zealand consumers urged to educate themselves on data privacy rights as the Privacy Act 2020 comes into effect, says NortonLifeLock.
Enterprise cloud applications provider Workday has opened a global support centre in Auckland, bringing up to 140 jobs to the city.
This partnership emerges in response to recent high-profile data breaches and the Australian Government's significant overhaul of privacy laws, representing the most extensive revamp in decades.
These leaders believe they have a clear path they are implementing or are well on their way to evolving in the privacy space.
Privacy Commissioner issues compliance notice to Reserve Bank of New Zealand for breaching Privacy Act after cyber attack on third-party file sharing service.
Construction firms can now book priority jabs for essential workers, while employers weigh when vaccination can be required.
Barely four months since the Privacy Act 2020 came into force, early indications appear to suggest that mandatory breach reporting regulations are working.
Contractors may need tighter privacy policies as new rules on sign-in sheets, breaches and offshore data transfers raise compliance risks.
New Zealand's new Privacy Act is now in effect, and there are significant changes that affect every organisation that operates in New Zealand.
