A serious data breach can now reach past the company and into a director's personal assets.
This whitepaper explains how Australian law has shifted the responsibility for cyber risk onto directors themselves, and sets out a practical roadmap for becoming legally defensible before a breach occurs.
What you will learn
- The statutory duties that now place cyber risk squarely with directors
- How the courts define reasonable security, and the landmark cases that set the benchmark
- What the Privacy Act reforms and the Cyber Security Act 2024 mean for your reporting obligations
- Where personal exposure begins when the corporate shield fails
- A four step governance roadmap for moving from vulnerable to defensible
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