The pandemic and several high-profile cybersecurity incidents last year have helped make risk management and compliance a top priority for businesses.
Today, cyber attacks are becoming more frequent, sophisticated and damaging, so protecting your data has never been more important. Recently, there have been some high profile local cases, with Optus, Medibank and Woolworths all experiencing significant data breaches. This has prompted regulators in Australia to increase penalties for serious or repeated breaches from $2.2 million, up to a maximum of $50 million.
Today, organisations are facing a multitude of uncertainty and potential risks that are seemingly everywhere. Ongoing rapid technological advances are increasing the potential for large scale data breaches. Thankfully, a flexible and dynamic risk management approach can do much to mitigate this heightened and ever-evolving level of risk.
Reducing your organisation’s environmental footprint is now a priority, and it all starts with good policy, whether internally-driven, in response to your legal obligations, or both. For your policy to be effective, you’ll need to keep and maintain accurate records of environmental impacts and sustainable practices so you can measure outcomes and map out improvements.
The good news is, that with the right software, improving, reporting and monitoring environmental outcomes in your organisation can be easier. Read on to find out more.
In this article we’ll look at the changing face of compliance culture in Australia and what is driving it, and discuss the innovative solutions that organisations are using to improve compliance efficiencies and outcomes.
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