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Dubai gets digital license plates

Administrative convenience… but at what cost?
Facebook's dominance slammed

Heavier regulation looms for the social media giant.
Australians caught up in Facebook data scandal

The Australian Privacy and Information Commissioner has launched an investigation.
What data breach laws?

Too many businesses are unprepared, report finds.
The risks of reverse-engineering sensitive data

The lessons to learn from Strava.
Aussies caught up in Uber hack attack

Company says 1.2 million affected.
Uber pays off hackers to hide mega breach

Names and details of 50 million drivers and users stolen.
ACS dives into data frameworks

New technical white paper launched at special event.
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.
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.
Aussie telcos reassure customers over privacy

Details allegedly offered for sale by rogue offshore call centre staff.
Woolies, Coles face audit of loyalty analytics

Concerns raised at how much data consumers reveal.
Looking back – Open season on privacy

Too much freedom is a bad thing.
Microsoft caves in on default 'Do Not Track' setting

Toothless privacy scheme battles relevancy.

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