Privacy Week runs each year to increase privacy awareness. In 2023, this starts on 8 May. This year, Incident Response Solutions will conduct a series of short webinars, where Campbell McKenzie will interview various business owners about their area of speciality. Details are below, and we encourage you to sign up to as many webinars as you wish.
| Guest | Speciality | View Session Recording |
| Mark Anderson Barrister Rahiri Chambers | Cyber and Privacy Law | YouTube Link |
| Blair Scotland Partner Dundas Street Lawyers | Whistleblower / Protected Disclosures | YouTube Link |
| Wayne Bryant Chief Executive & Founder 3rdegree | SaaS Analytics | YouTube Link |
| Jonathan Sharrock CEO Cyber Citadel | Cyber Security | YouTube Link |
| Neil Green Founding Partner SenateSHJ | Crisis Management | YouTube Link |
General Privacy Awareness
Privacy Week
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner marks Privacy Week each year to promote privacy awareness, inform people of their rights under the Privacy Act, and help educate agencies about their responsibilities.
Privacy 101
We have summarised five of the key privacy foundations, refer to this page for more information.
Privacy Training
As the quantity of customer data being collected increases, so too must the degree of vigilance being paid to prevent a Privacy Breach. We recommend that all staff who are in any way connected with the collection and storage of personal information, undertake training so they are familiar with their obligations under the current Privacy Act.
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner offers a suite of online Privacy learning modules including Privacy 101, Health Information, Employment and Privacy, Credit Reporting, Privacy Impact Assessments and Information Sharing Agreements.
There are also several accompanying guides to the modules which can be downloaded. We encourage you to sign up and start obtaining your own certificate(s) here.
