Privacy Creatures for Privacy Week
What does a privacy creature look like? The Office of the Privacy Commissioner set exactly that challenge for artists at five community art workshops.
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What does a privacy creature look like? The Office of the Privacy Commissioner set exactly that challenge for artists at five community art workshops.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has released the latest compliance assurance reports submitted by the national credit reporting companies.
You can book now to attend our Privacy Forums in Wellington and Auckland during Privacy Week. The early bird fee of $150 per person only applies until 17 April.
We have received assurances that the receivers of DSE are aware of and will comply with their obligations under the New Zealand and Australian Privacy Acts.
The Privacy Commissioner has published guidance to help local councils enhance privacy in their information-handling practices.
Government agencies made nearly 12,000 requests for personal information from 10 New Zealand companies last year, according to a new OPC report.
If you find a security problem in the Officer of the Privacy Commissioner’s website, Privacy Commissioner John Edwards wants you to tell him about it.
Privacy Commissioner announces grants for four independent privacy research projects in the inaugural funding round for the Privacy Good Research Fund.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards releases his Office’s annual report covering his first full year in office.
The Privacy Commissioner has welcomed the findings of the report looking at the systemic failings which enabled Phillip John Smith to escape overseas.
The Privacy Commissioner has issued updated codes of practice to take into account a number of technical changes made by the Harmful Digital Communications Act.
An international project looking at websites and apps used by children has raised concerns over the personal information collected.
Privacy Commissioner has referred a case to the Director of Human Rights Proceedings after finding Immigration New Zealand breached a migrant’s privacy.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards says the Data Futures Partnership is a key step towards a data-driven environment that respects and protects personal data.
The Harmful Digital Communications Act that is now in force makes some changes to the scope of the Privacy Act, such as closing the ‘revenge porn’ loophole.
The Privacy Commissioner is calling for applicants for a new privacy-related research funding programme worth up to $75,000 in total.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards welcomes a ruling by the Human Rights Review Tribunal awarding $25,000 in damages to a young soldier.
International data protection and privacy commissioners welcome the recent decision by the UN Human Rights Council to appoint a special rapporteur on privacy.
Reports that privacy laws may have contributed to the Germanwings air crash prompts New Zealand’s Privacy Commissioner to give Privacy Act reassurance.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has released the latest compliance assurance reports submitted to his office by the national credit reporting companies.