The National Archives of Australia has just released the exposure draft of the new records and information management policy, that will follow on from the Digital Continuity 2020 standard. The new policy is called Building Trust in the Public Record, and the theme is very much on integrity and accountability. While the thrust of the message may …
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Something has been happening recently, and it’s good news for good governance. After 5 years, the Department of Finance, Digital Transformation Agency and National Archives have all harmonised on something that has been a requirement of the International Standards since 2011. All evidence of business is a record, and all records must be managed. In …
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Video credit: Christina Trexlor on TikTok Machine Learning is a really common AI technology. People tend to assume that ML means machines teaching themselves – but really, ML means machines learning from people. Once the machine has learned, or been taught, it can start to make its own predictions. But the process of learning can …
In IDM Magazine’s latest edition, CEO Rachael Greaves was interviewed about AI-powered records management (starting on page 38). IDM: Will COVID-19 lead to a new paradigm for managing information and compliance?RG: We hope so. Traditional methods of controlling information have not been effective for a long time. Data is growing at exponential rates, and regulatory …
David Fricker, Director-General of the NAA has released a statement about the management of government records during the COVID-19 period. Decisions being made by government to protect the health of Australians and to secure the country’s social, economic and cultural wellbeing will affect the daily lives of millions of people. It is essential that these …
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We are in a global pandemic, which has changed almost everything about the way we live and do business. We are seeing the effects on our jobs, our lifestyles and our finances – but what we are not seeing, and may not notice for some time, is the damage being done to our data. As …
We are very excited to be announced as Finalists for both the Australian RegTech of the Year Award and the RegTech Female Founder Award, to be announced at the RegTech Association RegTech Awards in March. The RegTech Association is an incredibly important group in Australia, where the RegTech sector is growing rapidly. The Association has …
Castlepoint is a Finalist for the RegTech Association Awards 2020 Read More »
Microsoft continues to evolve the Office 365 service to meet governance, compliance and regulatory requirements across the globe. The Microsoft compliance page is filled with lists of compliance statements and evidence organised by geographic location, regulation, policy and standard. One of the compliance areas that Microsoft is improving is Records Management, in particular being able …
I recently wrote an article for IDM Magazine discussing the essential rules behind what is and is not a ‘record’. Paradoxically, although it is obviously fundamental to what records managers do, this is one of the topics that seems to be most misunderstood. It’s clear from the legislation and regulation that anything showing evidence of …
As compliance specialists, information and security managers are accountable for applying the organisation’s obligations to their regulated data. This means Records Authorities, Acts, Regulations, government policies, and international standards. We can build systems to comply with those obligations – but what happens when the rules change? The Thompson Reuters Cost of Compliance Report 2019 found …
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