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This recent Federal Court decision shows how consumer and copyright laws can interact with a developing digital economy.

Cyber Security Bill 2024 ("the Bill") to regulate and bring transparency to ransomware payments, among other reforms.

Rules governing .au domain names to remain unchanged, protecting Australian brand owners.

The Bill requires Telcos and ISPs to confirm that they will store customer metadata for a mandatory period (two years).

Strong information governance is an effective way to maximise the opportunities from data mining and to extract value.

On 1 October 2019, the Court of Justice of the European Union (the chief judicial authority of the European Union) ruled that websites must allow users to actively choose to allow cookies

A lack of clarity in Australia's privacy laws may hinder Australia's prospects of becoming a data centre-hub in Asia.

Companies handling an increasing volume of data also face increasing risks from hackers, viruses and human error.

This article brings you the latest legal, regulatory and project updates in Blockchain and Digital Law.

This article brings you the latest legal, regulatory and project updates in Blockchain and Digital Law.

Three recent cases consider the application of established law in the context of competition, IP and internet usage.

A new ASIC report places the overall responsibility for cyber resilience firmly on an organisation's board of directors.

The law can't cope with the inevitable increase in defamation litigation resulting from more, nasty online reviews.

Google became responsible for the defamatory publication once it had notice of the material and failed to do anything.

Licensed carriers, service providers and ISPs must retain data from customer communications for not less than two years.

Having the latest technology is only one part of cyber security.

Fast moving technnology creates legal issues for ISPs.