Recent data breaches in New Zealand have sent a clear message to organisations across all sectors: poor data governance is no longer a tolerable risk . High-profile incidents involving a digital health platform and a well-known community marketplace have highlighted just how damaging governance gaps can be, not only for individuals whose data is exposed, but for the businesses responsible for safeguarding it. These incidents are not just cybersecurity failures. They are data

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) has taken a landmark step by releasing a Joint Statement on Trustworthy Data Governance for...

In today’s digital-first economy, data protection is more than a compliance checkbox, it’s a cornerstone of trust, reputation, and...

In today’s business landscape, data is more than a by-product of operations, it is a strategic asset. Just as corporate...

In today’s data-driven world, organisations thrive on the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of their data. Yet, many businesses...

In today’s digital economy, organisations across Australia and New Zealand are under growing pressure to make faster, smarter, and more...

Unpacking the Warning Signs A recent class action lawsuit in Australia stemming from a major data breach at one of the country’s largest...

What is AI Governance? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept; it’s a transformative force reshaping industries,...