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AUSTRALIA – The Australian Data and Insights Association (ADIA) has created an industry certification programme to help combat cybercrime and data breaches.
The programme, which is delivered through the ADIA’S online academy platform, is designed for small and large businesses and helps research, data and insights firms meet global ISO 27001 standards.
ISO 27001 provides worldwide certification in security risk management, cyber-resilience, privacy compliance and operational credibility.
The ADIA will also work closely with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) on a new privacy code for member organisations, with new legislation expected later this year in Australia.
Sarah Campbell (pictured), chief executive officer at the ADIA, said: “The research and insights industry relies on the goodwill of the Australian public and ADIA members remain committed to ensuring that continues to be a priority in their business.
“Protecting consumer respondents and sustaining the industry allows researchers to tap into public opinion and provide evidence-based research for critical social policy and commercial businesses on decisions that matter.”
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