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Tag: Data
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Privacy protective frameworks critical
It’s the reason most data projects fail. -
Using data vs seeing data
Can your data ever be truly anonymous? -
Making open data a reality
Focus on the enablers, not the barriers. -
Power over your data
Consumers should know what happens to their information. -
The challenges of sharing data
An update from the ACS Data Sharing Committee. -
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ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 24
The 1970s saw IBM dominate. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 18
The Australian Govt championed computers in the workplace. -
Recognising right to access and use
Who owns and controls what happens to your data? -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 13
The largest computer sales ever made in Australia. -
CIA uses iPhones and Samsung TVs to spy on citizens
And breaches to Australian government’s new data retention laws barely rated. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 12
Control Data Australia was second only to IBM. -
Getting serious about cybersecurity standards
ACS President Anthony Wong on lessons learned from the Australian Cyber Security Mission to San Francisco. -
Secret no more: data breaches must be reported
By law, consumers must be informed if at risk. -
Protecting privacy
ICT security professionals have a duty to understand their legal and ethical responsibilities. -
ACS Heritage Project: Chapter 8
By 1962, there were 74 computers installed in Australia. -
A case for professional standards
In his first column for 2017, ACS President Anthony Wong explores the issues contributing to the Centrelink debt recovery furore, and how algorithms and data matching are changing the game. -
How tech is changing the transition of care
The IBM researchers driving data into aged care decisions. -
Australia becomes $50m urban IoT and data testbed
Innovation given government kick. -
HIPPO comes to Reimagination 2016
A day of deliberating innovation, artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship and HIPPOs. -
Australian blood donors caught in massive data breach
Over half a million people affected.