Australia stands at a critical juncture in privacy and artificial intelligence (AI) regulation. The Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 was passed on 29 November 2024, alongside cybersecurity...
This new whitepaper from LexisNexis covers findings from a series of discussions jointly hosted by LexisNexis and the Governance Institute of Australia with industry leaders, on how organisations can prepare...
As Australian businesses navigate a rapidly changing risk landscape, the importance of digital transformation has never been greater. We’ve collaborated with our technology partner ReadiNow, who...
Ensuring operational resilience has become a critical priority for Australian and New Zealand organizations but navigating the complexities of CPS 230 can be daunting. They will need to establish appropriate...
Ben has observed that he now saves one-third of the time he would typically spend on legal research. Background Clifford Gouldson is a prominent law firm located in Toowoomba, Queensland, with additional...
Sanctions are one of the most commonly used tools in situations of conflict or human rights violations, but when governments impose sanctions, the job of enforcing them is felt heavily by the business world. It can be a complex task that impacts employees as well as customers. In a situation such as the world is currently experiencing with Russia, many businesses now have to ensure they’re compliant with global sanction regimes - not just those of their own government.
Check out our latest whitepaper for some insights and practical tips into ensuring your ongoing compliance in a shifting landscape.
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