For many businesses, EOFY, Black Friday and Boxing Day are the biggest campaign and sale periods in their marketing calendars. However, businesses engaging in sale frenzies should be warned. Sweeping statements about the size and scope of discounts and ‘sitewide’ or ‘storewide’ sales should be navigated with caution. 

The role the board plays in the data privacy chain is a critical one. As the governing body responsible for setting organisational direction and holding executive teams accountable, the board is uniquely positioned to influence how privacy is prioritised, funded, and enforced. Yet despite this authority, many boards remain a passive or under-informed participant in the data privacy conversation.

That’s why in this article we will explore three key weaknesses the board contributes to the data privacy chain

In an increasingly complex landscape, the role of the CMO is expanding fast. Andrea Martens, CEO of ADMA, unpacks how collaboration, capability and clarity are redefining what it means to lead in marketing today.

To help marketers prepare for the impact that the privacy reforms will have on the industry and our practices, we have created The Privacy Series. Each month we will deep dive into one of the key components set to reshape the Privacy Act to understand what they mean for marketers and their businesses. This month we look at data breach response plans.

Despite being viewed as the privacy watchdog, the Government is not immune from contributing weaknesses to the data privacy chain. In this article, we explore three core weaknesses the Government contributes to the data privacy chain, being regulatory lag, unclear regulatory expectations, and limited privacy education and resources.

This year’s Privacy Awareness Week (PAW) continued to fuel the national privacy conversation, driving it from surface-level awareness to deeper, systemic action. The week was a flurry of activity by all supporters. Read all about it in this article.