What is a privacy regulator looking for in your privacy management program? What are the lessons we can learn from key regulatory actions?
We ran this free webinar for Privacy Awareness Week 2022.
We heard from OAIC Assistant Commissioner David Stevens that the OAIC is seeking to uplift the compliance of regulated entities. He spoke about how the OAIC is identifying significant and systemic issues, and using its regulatory and enforcement powers to change practices, economy-wide.
Our Principal, Anna Johnston, then examined how five recent OAIC Determinations have achieved just that. There are lessons for all organisations about:
- When data is in scope for privacy laws, even if no-one can be directly identified
- When Privacy Impact Assessments will be expected by the OAIC under APP 1
- How to get your collection, consent and transparency practices right
- Managing risks including from ‘shadow IT’ and contracting out, and
- How to build you privacy management program.
This webinar is suitable for privacy officers, lawyers, risk and compliance professionals, and anyone who needs to understand and apply Australian privacy law in practice.
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From the APPs to GDPR, from the NDB scheme to PIAs, from de-identification to outsourcing, we’ve got plenty of resources to help you with key privacy challenges.
Our Compliance Kits are stuffed full of easy-to-use decision trees, risk assessment tools, checklists, template procedures, guidelines and other pragmatic Salinger Privacy know-how. Plus our free Privacy Officer’s Handbook explains how to pull it all together into a comprehensive privacy management program.
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