Cybersecurity continues to be a national challenge for Australia. One in three Australians are now impacted by Cybersecurity breaches, with a new crime reported every 10 minutes. The traditional scams, ransoms and other threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and the difficulty in defending against them is compounded by the emergence of a host of new and diversified attack types.

Cybersecurity continues to be a national challenge for Australia. One in three Australians are now impacted by Cybersecurity breaches, with a new crime reported every 10 minutes. The traditional scams, ransoms and other threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and the difficulty in defending against them is compounded by the emergence of a host of new and diversified attack types.

Not all forms of risk faced by organisations are equal and the one area of risk that grows at an exponential rate for every organisation in every sector is compliance risk.

Changes to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (CCCFA) introduces, amongst other things, a new certification regime and a new due diligence duty for executives and directors. This checklist has been developed to outline the relevant changes to four pieces of legislation.

Cybersecurity continues to be a national challenge for Australia. One in three Australians are now impacted by Cybersecurity breaches, with a new crime reported every 10 minutes. The traditional scams, ransoms and other threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and the difficulty in defending against them is compounded by the emergence of a host of new and diversified attack types.

It is hard to aspire to be something that you cannot see. With such low rates of representation, pursuing a legal profession is not something many young Māori students could picture themselves aspiring to be.