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Strengthening Cyber Resilience with Blacktown Workers

Strengthening Cyber Resilience with Blacktown Workers

Cybersecurity /

Aigeus is proud to have successfully completed the Cyber Training Program for Blacktown Workers, empowering their staff with the knowledge and skills to navigate today’s evolving cyber threats. Conducted over three tranches, the program received overwhelmingly positive feedback—highlighting the importance of proactive cyber awareness in the industry.  This milestone is the culmination of Aigeus’ ongoing […]

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Best Practice Cybersecurity: Essential Measures for Organisations

Best Practice Cybersecurity: Essential Measures for Organisations

Cybersecurity /

1. Risk Management Framework A strong risk management framework is the foundation of effective cybersecurity. Organisations should: 2. Cybersecurity Governance & Compliance 3. Robust Access Controls 4. Incident Response & Recovery Plan 5. Network & Endpoint Security 6. Security Awareness & Training 7. Continuous Monitoring & Threat Intelligence Conclusion By implementing these fundamental cybersecurity measures,

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The Future of Data Privacy in Australia

The Future of Data Privacy in Australia: What Businesses Need to Know.

Data Security /

In September 2024, the Australian Government took a major step in strengthening the country’s data privacy landscape by introducing the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024. This legislation signals a new era of stricter compliance requirements and enhanced protections for individuals, placing greater responsibilities on businesses that handle personal data. Key Changes in the Bill

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Bunnings’ Facial Recognition Findings Highlight Critical Data Security and Privacy Issues

Bunnings’ Facial Recognition Findings Highlight Critical Data Security and Privacy Issues

Facial Recognition /

The recent revelation that Bunnings and other major retailers have employed facial recognition technology to identify repeat offenders has triggered a nationwide debate on privacy, data management, and ethical surveillance. While the intent was to enhance security, the lack of transparency and potential overreach have raised serious concerns about privacy, data handling, and public trust.

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Why the board should care about Technology Risk

Data Security: No Longer Just a Concern for the Financial Sector

Data Security /

Data Security: No Longer Just a Concern for the Financial Sector As digital transformation sweeps across industries, data security has become a priority not only for banks and financial institutions but for every organisation that collects and manages personal information. In Australia, the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) lay out specific

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AIGEUS | Risk Management Standards for Organisations

ISO 27001: The Essential Standard for Privacy and Security Compliance

ISO27001 /

ISO 27001: The Essential Standard for Privacy and Security Compliance With the rise of cyber threats, ensuring data security and compliance with privacy regulations like the Australian Privacy Act 1988 is critical for all organisations. ISO 27001, the global standard for information security management, helps businesses establish a structured, risk-based approach to safeguarding data. For

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Navigating Compliance: Companies’ Obligations under the Gaming Act and the Australian Privacy Act

Compliance /

Navigating Compliance: Companies’ Obligations under the Gaming Act and the Australian Privacy Act As digital gaming surges in popularity, so too does the regulatory scrutiny on how gaming companies manage data, particularly when it involves personal and financial information. In Australia, gaming operators must not only comply with the Gaming Act but also navigate the

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Navigating the Australian Privacy Act | AIGEUS

Navigating the Australian Privacy Act: Key PII Obligations for Organisations

Privacy Act /

Navigating the Australian Privacy Act: Key PII Obligations for Organisations As data collection becomes increasingly central to business operations, understanding and complying with privacy regulations is essential for Australian organisations. The Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Privacy Act) governs how personal information (PII) is collected, used, and protected, placing critical responsibilities on businesses to manage data

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