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Car privacy is under more scrutiny. It is one of those underlying factors that has largely slipped under the radar for a number of valid reasons. We raised this topic right here a
First AI-Driven Firm Well, its finally arrived – the 1st AI driven firm that will provide legal services almost entirely through AI. It really was only a matter of time that we
Is AI taking over? Well firstly, as a definition, Artificial Intelligence (AI) as we know this today can be viewed as a function that focuses on creating systems capable of performing tasks that would usually
Is this something that is dragging you down and you’re now afraid? It’s no secret that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a part of our everyday lives, from organizations and companies to our homes, cars,
The risk of a cyber-attack damaging your business is greater than ever, with Australians ranking data breaches as their greatest concern for privacy as almost half were impacted by a data breach in the last
Thinking we will get looked after well, my daughter and I recently joined a large national gym chain in our local area. It was all pretty quick and easy… the staff were super-positive and friendly.
How a quick and easy decision to order a home delivered pizza online turned into a late-night personal data breach panic, and why we need to hold food delivery brands to higher data privacy standards.
The Australian Education sector is among the many groups suffering an increase in cyber-attacks. The education and training sector was the highest reporting industry of ransomware incidents in the 2021-22 period. These incidents are attributed
There are two distinct sides to the retail shopping data ownership opt-in/opt-out conversation. One side – will say that customers are looking for a transactional experience which does not mean the ownership of personally
Well-known books retailer and family favourite store -Dymocks customers were sent an email on Friday afternoon detailing that some of their information may have been leaked and asking them to be “vigilant”, change their passwords
It’s no secret that automated cars are yet to master the concepts of data privacy compliance. Cars are a data privacy fail. Fair? maybe, maybe not. It could be fair to say that road, passenger
According to the 2023 IBM report – The average cost of a data breach in Australia has grown 32% in the last five years and this is now reaching the point where a breach can
