Shining a light on dark data
You have to love the IT industry – it really does conceive the best new terms, acronyms and buzzwords. “Dark data” sounds like something Ridley Scott came up with for the Prometheus sequel.
You have to love the IT industry – it really does conceive the best new terms, acronyms and buzzwords. “Dark data” sounds like something Ridley Scott came up with for the Prometheus sequel.
Do employers have rights in relation to contacts built up on the popular corporate social media site?
Guy Betar examines some of the causes for concern with the growing number and size of data breaches.
In the first article in this series, I looked at the general requirements of the Privacy Act and provided examples of how your organisation can deal with certain types of breaches.
In the first of a two part series, Guy Betar looks at your privacy obligations and why they should not be ignored.
Control over your data and its security are impaired when you pass it to a cloud provider, says Guy Betar.
Most companies are moving applications and systems to the cloud. But despite the attractions of this ever growing infrastructure model, the legal risks are neither widely nor well understood.