Information Governance in the AI age
A practical enterprise framework for governing information as an organisational asset, strengthening accountability and building the foundations required for AI, privacy, cyber security and trusted decision-making. InfoGovANZ has published its Enterprise Information Governance Framework to help organisations build a coordinated enterprise approach to governing information. The Framework responds to […]
Recent incidents show why advanced AI agents require technical containment, least privilege, monitoring and effective human control. Four disclosures between 24 July and 6 August 2026 have brought the cyber risks of increasingly capable AI agents into sharper focus. On 21 July, OpenAI disclosed that a combination of its […]
What organisations can learn from the Privacy Commissioner’s decision to conclude preliminary inquiries without further action. The Privacy Commissioner has completed preliminary inquiries into the 2025 Qantas data incident, which affected approximately 5.12 million Australians following a social-engineering attack on an overseas third-party contact centre provider. After almost a […]
Australia’s latest data breach figures reinforce the need for stronger cyber resilience, third-party oversight and breach readiness across organisations holding sensitive and identity-rich information. The OAIC’s latest complete dataset records 1,205 notifiable data breaches during calendar year 2025, an increase of 8 per cent on 2024 and the highest […]
Australia’s national-interest approach is emerging as other major jurisdictions recalibrate AI security, innovation and regulation. On 15 July 2026, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced(opens in new tab) that the Australian Government would establish an Office of AI within the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet and develop a […]
The United States is prioritising frontier-model security review and national-security cooperation while continuing to resist comprehensive national AI regulation. The United States has directed the development of a voluntary pre-release security review framework for certain proprietary models with advanced cyber capabilities. Under Executive Order 14409, developers would be able […]
China is combining rapid AI capability development with detailed rules governing public-facing services, personal information, user safety and vulnerable groups. China continues to combine rapid AI capability development with detailed regulation of public-facing AI services and personal information. Its Interim Measures for Artificial Intelligence Anthropomorphic Interaction Services commenced on […]
The European Union is commencing key AI Act transparency requirements while simplifying and extending parts of its high-risk regulatory regime. The European Union is simultaneously implementing and modifying its AI framework. From 2 August 2026, Article 50 of the AI Act applies to providers and deployers of specified AI […]
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