Compliance Guide Netskope for Australian Privacy Acts & Privacy Principles
In Australia, the Privacy Act 1988 is the main law safeguarding personal information. It sets standards for how organizations and agencies collect, use, and disclose your data, including specific rules called the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). This law exists to protect individual privacy rights and ensure responsible data handling in the digital age.
How Netskope supports compliance with the Australian Privacy Principles:
- Unified data security: Netskope provides advanced data loss prevention (DLP) to monitor and protect sensitive data across the web, cloud services, and on-premises, preventing unauthorized access, sharing, or transfer of personal information, crucial for compliance.
- Comprehensive visibility & control: The Netskope One platform, offers real-time visibility into cloud usage and data movement, allowing organizations to monitor and control personal information processing and detect suspicious activities.
- Proactive risk management & incident response: Netskope assesses cloud service risks, provides detailed compliance reports, and helps automate incident response actions, aiding in meeting breach notification requirements.