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The Government has introduced a bill to amend the Privacy Act 1988. Key takeaways: ·       New penalties for mid-tier breaches of the Privacy Act ·      

Law Wyze is proud to publish our FY 2024/25 Q1 Financial Services Director’s Briefing on Cyber Security

Like it or not, Generative AI is changing the way we do things, especially the way we work. While it will bring many new opportunities,

This week Paul Murray from Law Wyze joins me to discuss the Optus cyber breach report legal privilege decision. This outcome for Optus highlights the

The Full Court of the Federal Court today (27 May) handed down a decision rejecting Optus’ application for leave to appeal against an earlier decision

At an event at the beginning of May, Attorney General Mark Dreyfus confirmed an earlier announcement by the Prime Minister that the Government will introduce a

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), in cooperation with three insurance associations, has just released guidance for organisations considering whether to pay a ransom

Recent cyber-attacks against Australian targets have seen partial or redacted copies of stolen data published online. While this can be a response by the attacker

Details are still emerging of the exact nature of the data breach that appears to have resulted in the personal information of patrons of several

The recent data breach involving the Qantas app, whereby some customers’ data (including names and even boarding passes) were displayed to other app users, raises

Are you prepared for the unthinkable? Cyber breaches can have devastating consequences, but one of the most significant risks is often overlooked: reputational damage. And

A recent Federal Court decision has highlighted ASIC’s determination to pursue legal action over the failure of regulated entities to institute and maintain adequate cyber