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Jo Stewart-Rattray stories

Jo Stewart-Rattray writes extensively about pressing issues in the fields of cybersecurity, privacy, and digital trust. Her work highlights challenges such as budget constraints in privacy sectors, widespread misunderstandings of compliance obligations, and increasing job stress among cybersecurity professionals. Through her stories, readers gain insight into the real-world struggles and trends facing IT governance and data protection.

Additionally, Jo covers initiatives and frameworks designed to bolster digital trust and business resilience, as well as efforts to promote diversity and leadership in the tech industry. Her articles also explore collaborations aimed at addressing IT skills shortages and enhancing professional development. Engaging with her writing offers a comprehensive view of the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and privacy.

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Why influence matters this International Women's Day

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encryption
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risk & compliance
On International Women's Day, cybersecurity leaders say progress means women shaping tech risk decisions, not just being in the room.
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Tatum Crisp appointed first female president of ISACA Auckland

Mon, 12th Aug 2024
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cybersecurity
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ISACA's Auckland Chapter appoints Tatum Crisp as its first female president, highlighting a pivotal move toward diversity and leadership excellence in IT governance.
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Digital trust underfunded despite its growing importance

Wed, 5th Jun 2024
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digital transformation
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A new ISACA report reveals organisations worldwide recognise the rising importance of digital trust but substantially underfund initiatives.
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Oceania privacy pros predict budget cuts, reveals 2024 ISACA survey

Wed, 24th Jan 2024
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risk & compliance
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data privacy
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education, learning & training
Over half of Oceania's privacy sector professionals predict budget cuts in 2024, accentuating global fears over underfunding and widespread misunderstanding of compliance obligations.
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ANZ lacks privacy obligations understanding, finds ISACA

Fri, 27th Jan 2023
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data privacy
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ISACA Privacy in Practice 2023 survey shows only 35% respondents in Australia and New Zealand confident of their organisation's ability to ensure data privacy.