Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) is an emerging term coined by Gartner as a new category of solutions. It focusses on the protection of personal information and sensitive data, and sits at the intersection of cyber security and privacy. This document explains DSPM and why it is important for privacy professionals.

Insights from a number of recent cases has shed light on what ASIC and OAIC define as reasonable steps in protecting personal information. The attached Whitepaper expands on a panel discussion at Cyber Con 2025 which explored the learnings from these cases and tips to turn those learnings into practical action for both boards and executives. The insights include: reasonable steps are commensurate with the data held and the size of the organisation recognised data protection f

According to a new iTnews report, NSW Government agencies have seen third-party linked cyber incidents quadruple in just two years . In...

The Australian privacy regulator has just fired its strongest warning shot yet. If your organisation collects, shares, analyses, or even...

This whitepaer by the AICD offers some great insights into data governance for a boards and executives. Data is now one of your...

Last week, several of Australia’s largest superannuation funds — including some of the the largest, by membership size: Australian Super;...

How Automated PI Data Scanning and Security Posture Management Could Have Helped The recent case of ASIC suing FIIG Securities Limited...

The deletion of the stolen Medibank data from Zservers in Russia is a window into the industrialisation of global cyber crime and...

The latest Frost & Sullivan report on Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) has recognised our partner Securiti as a leader in this...

Recording of a webinar describing a case study for remediating the risk of unstrucutred data: https://links.securiti.ai/discussing-unstru...

Here's a presentation on Data Governance I gave to the Sydney IAPP KnowledgeNet Chapter today. The key points: Data is both an asset and...

If the latest Cyber Pulse survey from AISC is indicative of Australian organisations there is still a way to go in cyber maturity and...

The recent media about the OAIC investigation into personal information leakage via TIk Tok raises a much broader issue. The risk of data...

In a recent report on Data Governance by the Governance Institute of Australia there were some concerning findings, such as: - Nearly 60%...

A guide to expanding internationally for A&NZ Organisations This Webinar recording and material will: help you better understand key...