Author: Christopher McNaughton

As COVID-19 infections increase globally there has been a vast increase in the numbers of staff working from home. Many of our clients have asked us to assess the potential security risks which may result. We thought it may be helpful to share some of this advice more widely. There are a number of key […]

Staying on top of all the data we now generate is becoming more difficult than ever. Knowing the nature of that data, where it is, and who is accessing it, is knowledge that is sadly lacking in many organisations.

The streaming of the recent shooting massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand has prompted the Australian Government to push through legislation which creates stringent requirements for organisations hosting and streaming certain data.

On July 1, 2019, the new Prudential Standard CPS 234 Information Security came into effect, bringing in tighter regulation around information security for banks, insurance and superannuation companies. If this is your organisation, make sure you read the below to understand the key new requirements for APRA regulated entities and whether there is anything you need to do to comply. Here’s everything you need to know about the new prudential standard in Australia.