On January 28, when many Australians were enjoying the last hurrah of summer holidays and getting the kids ready to go back to school, our northern hemisphere colleagues were ...
Stormy seas ahead as TfNSW loses critical Opal Card privacy case
A new case challenging the design of a public transport ticketing system on privacy grounds has broad implications for any organisation which collects personal information, ...
Too much cyber, not enough privacy 101
Just as we are preparing for mandatory data breach notification to commence here in Australia, some interesting pieces of news have revealed that perhaps both corporations and ...
Yet another broken anonymity promise
In 2016, the Australian government released, for research purposes, an extract of public health insurance data, comprising the 30-year billing history of ten percent of the ...
Better than Santa, your IoT device will know who’s naughty and nice
Best to peek carefully into your Christmas stocking this year, for Santa may have brought you more surveillance and security risks than you bargained for. With the booming ...
