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PRIVACY & TRUST

Australia Welcomes New Privacy Commissioner

It's been a good week for privacy in Australia, with Timothy Pilgrim appointed the new Privacy Commissioner on 19 July 2010.  Read more at www.privacy.gov.au

Privacy by Design: An oxymoron, an impossibility or the way to go? A Big Picture seminar in Brisbane

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Privacy by Design incorporates privacy from the planning stage rather than tacking it on at the end.

Actions speak louder than words: APEC Launches New Privacy Enforcement Initiative

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The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) has launched an initiative to help boost consumer trust in e-commerce by fortifying enforcement of regional data privacy laws.


Cloud Computing: What does it mean for SMEs?

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Cloud computing opens up a range of commercial advantages to SMEs, both as consumers and as providers; but it pays to be informed about your rights and obligations under Australian law.

Practical Privacy: What goes around ...

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Papers we began writing as early as 2004 are still relevant.  One may have been ahead of its time, but its time is coming...

Privacy by Design: An oxymoron, an impossibility or the way to go? NICTA Queensland Research Laboratory Big Picture Seminar Series

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NICTA Queensland Research Laboratory Big Picture Seminar Series
 

First Seminar
Presenter:   Malcolm Crompton
Seminar Title: Privacy by Design: An oxymoron, an impossibility or the way to go?
Date: Tuesday, 1 June 2010

Agenda:
3.30pm – 4:00pm             Registration 
4.00pm – 5.00pm             Seminar Presentation
5.00pm – 5:45pm             Networking Function with light refreshments

Venue:   Customs House, 399 Queen Street, Brisbane 

Registration:  bigpicture-rsvp@lists.nicta.com.au

Contact:
NICTA QRL Events Secretariat
Portmann Events Consulting
E-mail: admin@portmann-events.com

Safe Highway, Safe Car, Safe Driver: the online versions?

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If Privacy Week in May passed you by, here are a couple of quick tests you might like to do.

 

W3C Workshop on Privacy for Advanced Web APIs

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W3C and PrimeLife are convening a W3C Workshop on Privacy for Advanced Web APIs on 12-13 July.  Now is the chance to submit your position paper.

Better Formats for Privacy Notices: Food Safety labels? Symbols?

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As Privacy Commissioner of Australia, I helped get a resolution adopted by data protection regulators worldwide on better notices including layering. It is interesting that Lorrie Cranor has evidence for even better formats.

Two days in Washington DC looking at the future of privacy

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Two different days; two different events; one similar message: the next 10 years will be a lot different from the last 10 for privacy and the privacy professional.