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Why do organisations still struggle to protect our data? We asked 50 professionals on the privacy front line

  • Written by Jane Andrew, Professor, Head of the Discipline of Accounting, Governance and Regulation, University of Sydney Business School, University of Sydney
Why do organisations still struggle to protect our data? We asked 50 professionals on the privacy front linePabloLagarto/Shutterstock

More of our personal data is now collected and stored online than ever before in history. The rise of data breaches should unsettle us all.

At an individual level, data breaches can compromise our privacy, cause harm to our finances and mental health, and even enable identity theft.

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