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Data Subject Rights Penalties Will Exceed $US1B by 2026: Gartner

By 2026, fines due to mismanagement of subject rights will have increased tenfold from 2022, to total over $US1 billion, according to Gartner, Inc.

Governance is No. 1 data priority for Australia's Public Sector

Chief Data Officers across Australia’s public sector face significant challenges in implementing new and innovative data strategies within their organisations due to a lack of internal appreciation, according to new research from Qlik.

Navigating future AI-assisted cyberattacks

Malicious code is becoming increasingly common to find, both for traditional IT software as well as for OT, IoT and other embedded and unmanaged devices. Malicious actors are targeting public exploit proofs-of-concept (PoCs), typically porting them into something more useful or less detectable by adding payloads, packaging them into a malware module or rewriting them to run in other execution environments.

Social media giants issued data scraping ultimatum

A group of 12 nations, including Canada, Australia, the UK and New Zealand, have issued a joint call on social media companies (SMCs) to protect personal information on their platforms from unlawful data scraping.

It's time to rethink your scanning operation

Traditional high-speed document scanning requires extensive prep, lots of labour, and often involves considerable scanner downtime while waiting for documents to be prepped. The latest evolution of document scanners faces these challenges head-on and delivers substantial improvement in productivity. Here's what you need to know to scale up your scanning performance.

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