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Risk management is a process problem

Back when BP suffered the catastrophic loss of the Deepwater Horizon oil platform, there were corporate injunctions against risks like carrying coffee without a lid or texting while driving. Given this it seems surreal to think that with such careful rules around personal activity, there could still be an incident of that magnitude.

Assessing ROI for Intelligent Document Processing (IDP)

​Measuring return on investment for document automation solutions used to be pretty simple: reducing data entry reduces headcount. But simply reducing resources to measure ROI and business benefits isn't as straight forward as it used to be.

ISO 31700 and Privacy by Design: What You Need to Know

Recently, ISO 31700 was adopted as a Privacy by Design (PbD) standard. The concept of PbD was first developed by Ann Cavoukian, the former Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Canada, in 2009 and has become a central piece of global privacy regulations, including the GDPR, California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) and Lei Geral de Protecao de Dados (LGPD) from Brazil.

Freedom of Information Commissioner Resigns

Australia’s Freedom of Information Commissioner has quit less than 12 months into his five-year appointment, with Leo Hardiman announcing his resignation on LinkedIn. Frustration over the difficulties in overhauling the FOI system to enable timely response to FOI requests were cited as his reason behind abandoning the role.

Australia has a new cybersecurity agenda. Two key questions lie at its heart

The federal government is pursuing a new cybersecurity agenda in the wake of last year’s major cyber breaches with Optus and Medibank.

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