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AUSTRALIAN businesses are not doing enough to protect the data of its customers or meet the regulatory obligations set down by the government – and they are at risk of multi-million-dollar fines.

A warning for businesses about the storage of confidential customer data – manage it better or risk multi-million dollar fines.

Consumers in Australia are being warned about the risks of signing up to multiple loyalty programs with retailers in the lead up to the busy Christmas shopping period.

Consumers in Australia are being warned about the risks of signing up to multiple loyalty programs with retailers in the lead up to the busy Christmas shopping period.

The time it takes to get your business back up and running after an event is critical. Every day that is lost increases the likely hood of business failure. According to the Federal Emergency Aid Agency (FEMA), 71% of business are no longer operating just 2 years after a disaster. Smaller businesses, who are less likely to have been able to pick up the pieces after a significant event, have a higher failure rate.

The time it takes to get your business back up and running after an event is critical. Every day that is lost increases the likely hood of business failure. According to the Federal Emergency Aid Agency (FEMA), 71% of business are no longer operating just 2 years after a disaster. Smaller businesses, who are less likely to have been able to pick up the pieces after a significant event, have a higher failure rate.

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With the rapid rise of data hacking in the Australian business sector in recent months, a new risk has immerged – cloning an entire business to steal intellectual property and ultimately income.

With the rapid rise of data hacking in the Australian business sector in recent months, a new risk has immerged – cloning an entire business to steal intellectual property and ultimately income.

One of the newest threats emerging is data hacking and the cloning of websites to trick consumers out of their money and personal information. The process involves replicating entire websites and functional online businesses, which are then passed off as legitimate sites.

One of the newest threats emerging is data hacking and the cloning of websites to trick consumers out of their money and personal information. The process involves replicating entire websites and functional online businesses, which are then passed off as legitimate sites.

ONLINE scammers are becoming more sophisticated than ever and Australian consumers and business owners are being warned to be vigilant when logging on for financial reasons.

GONE are the days of the easily detectable online money scams. These days they are almost impossible to spot and young Aussies are falling for them hard.

Australian consumers and business owners are urged to be careful when using the internet for financial reasons as scammers become more sophisticated than ever. The cost of cybercrime has surged past $1 billion per year, data experts have warned.

Retail juggernaut Amazon recently arrived on Australian shores and they are everywhere, literally, using business intelligence and data analytics to market its products to more customers and find out what we want and need.

Data has never been more important for Universities, and failure to properly capture and use it could impact their ability to attract and keep students.

AUSTRALIAN businesses are not doing enough to protect the data of its customers or meet the regulatory obligations set down by the government – and they are at risk of multi-million-dollar fines.

The Monday team spoke to Emy Carr, a Data Governance and Business intelligence specialist, and managing Director at EC Integrators about the data that universities collect and how it affects students.