by Maddocks
Welcome to Maddocks on the Mic — the official podcast of Maddocks, the modern Australian law firm — operating in Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia. Dive into bite-sized series from around the firm aimed at educating and hopefully entertaining too!
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November 4, 2024
<p>Maddocks Partner and series host, Shaun Temby, provides an update on the ACCC’s ongoing case with large Australian fashion retailer, Mosaic Brands Pty Ltd. </p> <p>Shaun explores the regulator’s allegations that Mosaic provided consumers with information that was inconsistent with their rights under the Australian Consumer Law, along with revisiting some historical matters that could see the business face further investigation.</p>
October 16, 2024
<p>In the fifth and final episode of ‘All Roads Lead to SOCI’,<br />Host and Maddocks Senior Associate, Hemant Vijaykumar, is joined by Head of Industry & Policy, Jamie Morse, and Principal Consultant Government, James Rabey, who share lessons and insights they have learnt from the process of adapting to the SOCI Act.</p> <p>The episode provides organisations with insights on how they can prepare themselves for emerging technologies, such as AI, and how this will impact on the SOCI Act and broader cyber threats. </p>
October 2, 2024
<p>Our ‘All Roads Lead to SOCI’ podcast series, in partnership with Macquarie Technology Group, takes you right into the heart of the action of the operations of a secure facility.</p> <p>Jamie Morse, Head of Industry & Policy at Macquarie Technology Group and Sonia Sharma, Partner - Commercial, Maddocks, take a deep dive in the importance of critical data and provide insights into how organisations can better safeguard their data from #cyberthreats.</p> <p>Jamie shares some of initiatives that Macquarie Technology Group have in place to ensure the safety of Australia’s critical infrastructure assets. The concept of #sovereigndata is also discussed, along with what factors organisations should consider when it comes to their data handling practices.</p>
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