A key port of call for high-growth companies in the data sector, Allens is experienced in compliance, cyber incidents, and data exchanges. In Sydney, Gavin Smith is versed in data security breaches, and Valeska Bloch handles cyber risk management. Working out of Brisbane, David Rountree is highlighted for his capabilities in technology transactions.
Data protection in Australia
Allens
Responsables de la pratique:
Gavin Smith; Valeska Bloch
Autres avocats clés:
David Rountree
Les références
‘Allens is outstanding in data protection and cyber security. Their global network of experts bring international perspectives, experience, and 24-hour coverage. They are proactive and practical.’
‘Allens maintains a thorough understanding of emerging government and regulatory perspectives. Their support on our data retention and disposition refresh has been critical, and their guidance is always commercial and practical.’
‘Allens is ahead of the curve in compiling updates and reports that can be readily shared with our business partners.’
Principaux dossiers
Ashurst
With an international reach, Ashurst is particularly well-versed in cyber incident response and data compliance projects. In Brisbane, Amanda Ludlow often handles digital infrastructure rollouts, while Melbourne-based Emma Butler is proficient in data sharing arrangements. Working out of Sydney, Geoff McGrath is knowledgeable of software and cloud services, Andrew Craig is skilled at technology transactions, and Mathew Baldwin is noted for his strength in data migration. Other key members of the team include Sashini Walpola and Kit Lloyd who are in Sydney.
Responsables de la pratique:
Emma Butler
Autres avocats clés:
Amanda Ludlow; Geoff McGrath; Andrew Craig; Mathew Baldwin; Sashini Walpola; Kit Lloyd
Principaux clients
7-Eleven Stores Pty Ltd
AGL Energy Limited
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited
Bank of Queensland Limited
Commonwealth Government
Corporate Travel Management Limited
Government of Western Australia
H.R.L. Morrison & Co Limited
Meta Platforms, Inc.
NBN Co Limited
NSW Government
Planck Holdco Pty Ltd
Queensland Government
SingTel Optus Pty Limited
State of Victoria
Teachers Mutual Bank Limited
Whitehaven Coal Mining Limited
Woolworths Group Limited
Principaux dossiers
- Advising Endeavour Group Limited on the deployment of facial recognition technology in licensed venues.
- Advising AGL Energy in relation to its Electrify Now project.
- Represented various members of SingTel Optus in a market leading data breach class action.
Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Commended for its ‘deep and broad experience’, Corrs Chambers Westgarth is geared to handle regulatory issues surrounding cross-border data transfers. In Sydney, practice head James North is knowledgeable of the data aspects of M&A transactions and is praised for his ‘commercial advice’, Eugenia Kolivos is well-versed in data privacy reform, and Michael Do Rozario is skilled in computer fraud. In Melbourne, Arvind Dixit is noted for his strength in cyber risk resilience, and Philip Catania’s caseload encompasses GDPR compliance.
Responsables de la pratique:
James North
Autres avocats clés:
Eugenia Kolivos; Michael Do Rozario; Arvind Dixit; Philip Catania; James Wallace
Les références
‘A great team of partners with deep and broad experience. They are commercial in their approach and advice, as well as responsive and reasonably priced.’
‘They understand the practical implications of the law and provide sound, commercial advice.’
‘They are always ready to respond to our somewhat unique needs.’
Principaux clients
TPG Telecom
Google / Alphabet
Australian National Broadband Network
Meta (Facebook)
Kmart/ Bunnings
Australian National Broadband Network
ASX
Australia Post
Omers Infrastructure
State Governments (Queensland, Victoria, and New South Wales)
Principaux dossiers
- Advised Western Sydney University on all aspects of their data breach.
- Acting in the OAIC investigation into the use of facial recognition technology by Bunnings and Kmart, two of Australia’s mainstay retail stores.
- Advised Australian National Broadband Network and key client of the firm’s IT and telecoms practice on their cloud computing and data centre strategy amidst the current data breach environment.
Gilbert + Tobin
The ’extremely deep data protection and cyber practice’ at Gilbert + Tobin is often engaged in data commercialisation contracts and regulatory investigations. In Sydney, Michael Williams leads the team and is vastly experienced in data breach investigations, while Tim Gole is knowledgeable of privacy failures. Melissa Fai is informed in cloud computing and offshoring arrangements, while Simon Burns is highlighted for his AI, cyber incident response, and digital identity capabilities.
Responsables de la pratique:
Michael Williams
Autres avocats clés:
Tim Gole; Melissa Fai; Simon Burns; Lesley Sutton; Andrew Hii
Les références
‘G+T has an extremely deep data protection and cyber practice. As a major technology firm, we rely heavily on G+T’s experts and extensive bench for market-leading advice. They ensure we remain at the forefront of the industry and help us manage risk and protect our customers and ourselves as best we can.’
‘Excellent understanding of the client’s business, innovation in service delivery, and deep subject matter expertise.’
‘We hold them in high regard for their availability, technical skills, and commercial acumen. Another thing that sets G+T apart is its ability to handle our most important work with a comprehensive solution. The fact that this team is part of the G+T technology offering is also appealing as it gives us a one-stop shop.’
Principaux clients
Australian Payments Plus
ConnectID
EnergyOne
Microsoft
PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia
Probe CX
TissuPath
Velocity
Volkswagen, including Audi and Cariad
Westpac Banking Corporation
Principaux dossiers
- Acting for ConnectID and AP+ on the establishment of a national digital identity exchange and network, intended to allow connectivity between banks, governments and other identity providers.
- Advising EnergyOne and TissuPath in responding to and managing cyber security incidents.
- Advised Microsoft on a number of data-relevant matters including regulatory inquiries, regulatory submissions, and other Government engagements.
King & Wood Mallesons
A key contact for data governance, privacy impact assessments, and the development of privacy policies, King & Wood Mallesons is jointly led by Cheng Lim and Patrick Gunning. In Sydney, Gunning is particularly well-regarded in the health and gaming sectors, while in Melbourne, Lim is proficient in data retention. Michael Swinson is experienced in spam breaches, Kendra Fouracre is informed in privacy law, and Sydney-based Bryony Evans is noted for her strength in regulatory issues surrounding cybersecurity.
Responsables de la pratique:
Cheng Lim; Patrick Gunning
Autres avocats clés:
Michael Swinson; Kendra Fouracre; Bryony Evans; Kirsten Bowe
Les références
‘The team possesses extensive industry experience, complemented by high-quality resources. Each member demonstrates exceptional attention to detail and the ability to apply a strong commercial perspective to their tasks.’
‘They are not only well-versed in our business but also retain valuable historical intellectual property gained from their time with our organization. This retention is crucial for maintaining continuity and leveraging past insights for future growth.’
‘Highly skilled and focused individuals with the right experience we needed for the project.’
Principaux clients
Medibank Private
BHP
Latitude Financial Services
St Vincent’s Health Australia
Westpac
Telstra
NAB
Canva
Principaux dossiers
- Advising Medibank on all aspects of its response to a cyber attack in which a malicious threat actor stole and released sensitive customer information on the dark web.
- Advising Latitude on all aspects of their major data breach in 2023 that involved the compromise of the information of some 14 million Australians and New Zealanders.
- Advised on BHP’s privacy and cyber engagement (both domestically and internationally).
Baker McKenzie
Baker McKenzie is often engaged in cyber-incidents, data crisis management, as well as privacy complaints and investigations. In Sydney, Adrian Lawrence is skilled at digital and online compliance arrangements, while Anne Petterd and Simone Blackadder are experienced in data breach incidents. Working out of Melbourne, Toby Pattern is well-informed in healthtech, and Jarrod Bayliss-McCulloch handles digital media matters.
Responsables de la pratique:
Adrian Lawrence; Anne Petterd
Autres avocats clés:
Simone Blackadder; Toby Pattern; Jarrod Bayliss-McCulloch; Ryan Grant; Paul Forbes; Anne-Marie Algrove
Les références
‘Paul Forbes and Ryan Grant are extremely knowledgeable and technically adept lawyers.’
‘Paul Forbes and Ryan Grant are exceptionally thorough and thoughtful operators. They are extremely approachable.’
Principaux clients
Zoe Lee McClure & Cihan Solbudak
Posco Australia Pty Ltd
Principaux dossiers
- Represented Zoe Lee McClure and Cihan Solbudak in a class action commenced against Medibank Private Limited on behalf of individuals who were affected by the Medibank data breach in October 2022.
- Represented Posco in a dispute with Yancoal over a payment that was made to a nefarious actor. The allegations surround a ‘change of bank details’ email sent by a threat actor.
Bird & Bird
Commended for its ‘in-depth knowledge’, Bird & Bird’s broad caseload encompasses company data processing agreements, compliance review, and cyber incident reporting. Within the team, Julie Cheeseman is versed in privacy disputes. James Hoy is often engaged in adtech matters, and Belyndy Rowe handles data sharing arrangements. Sophie Dawson departed the practice for Johnson Winter Slattery in April 2024.
Autres avocats clés:
Julie Cheeseman; James Hoy; Belyndy Rowe
Les références
‘The team is very knowledgeable about their area of expertise and can translate the legal requirements into pragmatic advice and assistance.’
‘The partners and associates work seamlessly together which makes them highly effective. ’
‘The team has good and in-depth knowledge of the practice area and are very responsive to client queries.’
Principaux clients
Tencent
Principaux dossiers
Clyde & Co LLP
Data management, digital risk strategies, and uplift programs remain a cornerstone of the Sydney-based practice at Clyde & Co LLP. John Moran leads the practice and handles incident response for SMEs, while Alec Christie is often engaged in data protection issues in the financial services sector. Richard Berkahn advises clients on pre-incident risk, Reece Corbett-Wilkins is versed in multi-party-data-breaches, and Andrea Mitchell is informed in data protection compliance.
Responsables de la pratique:
John Moran
Autres avocats clés:
Alec Christie; Richard Berkahn; Reece Corbett-Wilkins; Andrea Mitchell; Stefanie Luhrs; Anthony Cooke
Les références
‘The team at Clyde & Co was exceptional. They worked with us to manage a cyber incident, leading the organization through the process with amazing diligence and commercial focus. Every issue we needed to consider was presented succinctly and clearly, allowing us to make quick decisions as the incident evolved.’
‘They provide a complete end-to-end solution for post-breach services, reducing the number of vendors required to assist in a cyber breach.’
‘They have a pragmatic approach in exercising the role of incident response manager, rather than issuing self-serving advice.’
Principaux clients
Martin Brower
CXC Global
NSW Department of Enterprise, Industry and Trade/Destination NSW (DEIT)
Abena
Downer
Westpac
QBE
IAG
Cerebral Palsey Alliance
Chubb
AXA XL
Marsh
Lockton
AIG
Woods Baggot
Principaux dossiers
- Assisting Martin Brower Australia and New Zealand on an internal review of MB’s privacy compliance.
- Advised CXC on identifying and proposing solutions for key gaps across various privacy issues.
- Representing a technology services provider in resisting joinder to a civil action for damages in the Federal Court of Australia related to a third-party data breach.
DLA Piper
Lauded for its ‘extensive experience in data breach and cyber security related matters’, DLA Piper is well-equipped to handle a variety of cyber incidents. Tim Lyons leads the practice from Melbourne, and often advises clients on data breach incidents, while Sydney-based Nicholas Boyle is knowledgeable of the Privacy Act. Working out of Melbourne, Sarah Birkett is a key contact for healthcare sector clients on privacy obligations.
Responsables de la pratique:
Tim Lyons
Autres avocats clés:
Nicholas Boyle; Sarah Birkett; Gowri Kangeson
Les références
‘DLA Piper has extensive experience working with organisations on data breach and cybersecurity-related matters. The people are knowledgeable, professional, and reliable. In comparison with other law firms, I find DLA much more reliable and accountable to deliver on their promises.’
‘I have worked with multiple partners from DLA Piper. In addition to the partners, the senior consultants I have worked with are also very knowledgeable, professional, and reliable.’
‘I’ve worked with Sarah Birkett who was available, understood the market, and gave practical advice.’
Principaux clients
Blackmores
NCC Group
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC)
Thales Australia Limited
Principaux dossiers
- Represented the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) in a Federal Court enforcement proceeding concerning the notifiable data breach regime.
- Advised Thales Australia on a wide variety of privacy issues, including developing a privacy clause playbook.
- Advising on a critical project for Blackmores as part of its acquisition by Kirin, which included revising and developing a range of data privacy practices, policies, and procedures across 10 APAC jurisdictions.
Maddocks
Cyber security, digital marketing, GDPR, and privacy compliance issues remain a key component of the practice at Maddocks. In Sydney, Brendan Tomlinson is proficient in software licensing and development agreements, while Sonia Sharma is knowledgeable of international privacy matters. Based in Canberra, Katherine Armytage is well-versed in ICT infrastructure, and Farhana Islam is informed in administrative and regulatory law. Operating out of Melbourne, Robert Gregory’s expertise encompasses outsourcing arrangements.
Responsables de la pratique:
Brendan Tomlinson; Sonia Sharma; Katherine Armytage; Robert Gregory
Autres avocats clés:
Farhana Islam; Melanie Olynyk; Vicki Howe
Les références
‘The Maddocks team is capable, commercial, and calibrated. They are able to hone in on the items important to their client and provide advice in an easy-to-understand manner, distilling complex concepts into simple language for our commercial leads to appreciate the risks.’
‘Their output is consistently top tier, the team is always eager to do new work, big and small, and are a trusted and valued partner of our organisation.’
‘Katherine Armytage is always responsive in her interactions with us and displays a thorough understanding of the department’s needs.’
Principaux clients
Sony
Diageo
Philips
Sydney Airport
Deutsche Bank
Deloitte
Aristocrat Technologies
Lendlease
Mirvac
Greencross (Petbarn)
ORIX
Macquarie Technology
Melbourne City Mission
South East Water
City of Monash
Department of Health
Digital Transformation Agency
Department of Defence
Swinburne University of Technology
HMD Global (Nokia)
Camp Australia
Department of Health and Ageing
Department of Social Services
Services Australia
Department of Education
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Office of National Data Commissioner
Department of Finance
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Australian Federal Police
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
NSW Department of Customer Service
Cancer Institute
NSW Health
Transport for NSW
Iberdrola Australia Limited
Essential Energy
Federation University
Sydney Festival
Black Dog Institute
Racing Victoria
Dymocks
Richmond Football Club
Department of Finance: Digital ID
Principaux dossiers
- Advised Ausgrid on its organisation-wide privacy compliance uplift to ensure its privacy compliance framework with the OAIC.
- Advised Dymocks on all aspects of its mega data breach in 2023.
- Advised a number of Victorian government clients undergoing significant digital transformation projects.
Hall & Wilcox
A strong choice for financial services, health, and technology entities, Hall & Wilcox is well-equipped to advise clients on cyber incidents, data transfer deeds, and privacy impact assessments. In Sydney, Eden Winokur is commended for his ‘concise, practical, and workable legal advice’, while John Gray is experienced in commercial transactions in the IT sector. Operating out of Melbourne, Alison Baker and Iona Goodwin are knowledgeable of the Privacy Act 1988.
Responsables de la pratique:
Eden Winokur; Alison Baker; John Gray
Autres avocats clés:
Iona Goodwin; Alison Choy Flannigan
Les références
‘They are experts in cybersecurity, responsive to client needs, and have built a good depth in team.’
‘In a burgeoning area of law, H&W has managed to assemble a team that is well-resourced and capable at all levels of seniority. The team is across the latest developments in a fast moving industry and has demonstrated an ability to understand our business which itself is undergoing significant structural and operational change.’
‘Eden Winokur is very capable, and has worked collaboratively with experts from other divisions to deliver concise, practical, and workable legal advice.’
Principaux clients
National Roads and Motorists’ Association
True Alliance
Emergence Insurance
Nova Undewriting
Adatree Pty Ltd
NSW Department of Customer Services
National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation
Principaux dossiers
- Advised Medical Information Technology Australia Pty Limited in relation to their electronic medical records software in 10 St Vincent hospitals.
Norton Rose Fulbright
With in-depth expertise in AI, metaverse, as well as privacy risk and compliance, Norton Rose Fulbright is vastly experienced in cybersecurity incidents. In Sydney, practice head Nick Abrahams often advises clients on data privacy and technology M&A. Jim Lennon is proficient in outsourcing, SaaS arrangements, and IT procurement.
Responsables de la pratique:
Nick Abrahams
Autres avocats clés:
Jim Lennon; Peter Mulligan
Principaux clients
A commonwealth government regulator
A global sunglasses brand
A financial services client
NSW Ministry of Health
A global fast-food brand
A financial services client
A software and data analytics company
Principaux dossiers
- Assisted a regulator with a multi-year investigation into a series of data breaches suffered by a major telecommunications company.
- Advised a leading superannuation about the legality of paying ransoms in response to ransomware attacks.
- Advised one of the biggest global fast-food brands following a data breach.
Piper Alderman
Commended for its ‘practical, reliable, and straightforward legal advice’, Piper Alderman is knowledgeable of data collection, infrastructure legislation, and workplace surveillance. Working out of Sydney, Andrea Beatty often advises clients on data security and breach remediation. In Melbourne, Tim Clark’s practice encompasses privacy policies and collection statements, while Craig Subocz is knowledgeable of the Privacy Act. Jamin Li is well-versed in information governance.
Responsables de la pratique:
Tim Clark; Andrea Beatty
Autres avocats clés:
Craig Subocz; Jamin Li
Les références
‘Piper Alderman is distinguished from other firms by its excellence in efficient, practical, reliable, and straightforward legal advice.’
‘The representatives seek to have a solid understanding of our business prior to providing strategy.’
‘The team has a good balance of legal strategy and pragmatism.’
Principaux clients
Cencora / Pharmalex Pty Ltd
Caesar Stone
Financial Services Institute of Australasia
Principaux dossiers
- Advised Pharmalex and its new parent company, Cencora, in relation to the review of and adaption of privacy and global policies.
- Advised Caeser Stone on Australia privacy laws.
Minter Ellison
Minter Ellison’s broad capabilities encompass cyber risk management, GDPR, and Privacy Act matters. Paul Kallenbach leads the team from Melbourne and is particularly well-versed in strategic and global outsourcing. In Brisbane, Sonja Read is experienced in privacy impact assessments, while Canberra-based Christina Graves is a key port of call government projects. In Melbourne, Susan Kantor often drafts privacy compliance documents.
Responsables de la pratique:
Paul Kallenbach
Autres avocats clés:
Sonja Read; Christina Graves; Susan Kantor
Les références
‘They are consistently friendly, reliable, and collaborative. They are flexible with their work product as our requirements evolve. If they hold a differing view on an issue, they communicate it respectfully.’
‘The team members I worked with were diligent from the start, taking the time to review and refine the scope of work to ensure clarity before proceeding. Their communication was proactive, with regular updates on progress.’
‘Christina Graves is always a pleasure to work with. She possesses immense knowledge of government priorities and concerns, which she effectively addresses in her work. Her expertise in privacy law is excellent, and she consistently produces high-quality legal advice.’
Principaux clients
Uniting Church in Australia, Synod of Victoria and Tasmania
Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne
Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance
Principaux dossiers
- Advised various significant clients on the introduction of reforms to the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (SOCI Act).
- Advised Uniting Church in Australia and the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne on a comprehensive review of their respective privacy policies and other privacy-related documentation.
- Advised the Department of Treasury and Finance on the VicRoads Modernisation Project.
Colin Biggers & Paisley
Colin Biggers & Paisley’s key strengths lie in cyber insurance, data governance, as well as privacy and risk management. In Sydney, Katherine Jones is skilled at cyber breach responses, while in Melbourne, Morgan Lane is experienced in technology transactions. Working out of Sydney, Lana Remedi is a key contact for government agencies responsible for privacy and cyber regulatory issues.
Responsables de la pratique:
Katherine Jones; Morgan Lane
Autres avocats clés:
Lana Remedi
Les références
‘The cyber security team at CBP have a depth of experience and up to date knowledge.’
‘Katherine Jones and Keith Bethlehem are both exceptional lawyers who provide excellent service.’
Principaux clients
Tokio Marine Kiln Cyber
Young Mens Christian Association of Sydney
Hartmann
The Scots College
Draeger
Arctic Wolf
OMC International
Contact Harald
Roses Only
Salta Properties
Principaux dossiers
- Assisting Roses Only on responding to a data breach.
- Assisting Salta Properties on its privacy policies and operations in relation to its new build-to-rent developments.
- Assisting Ask Harry in relation to its privacy policy and data management.
Dentons
Noted for its strength in international data flows and data breaches, Dentons is well-informed in corporate governance. In Melbourne, Robyn Chatwood is knowledgeable of cyber risk and data transfers, while Michael Park is experienced in digital transformation projects. Matthew Hennessey is well-versed in privacy investigations by the Australian Information Commissioner and Antonia Hudson is informed in data governance. Operating out of Sydney, Ben Allen is noted for his litigious capabilities.
Responsables de la pratique:
Michael Park; Ben Allen; Robyn Chatwood; Matthew Hennessy
Autres avocats clés:
Antonia Hudson
Les références
‘Attention to detail, knowledge, and experience.’
‘They genuinely care about our business.’
Principaux clients
Rapid Response Revival Research Limited
Aristocrat
Yahoo!/Verizon Media
LG
enVista
Alibaba
Gartner
McDonald’s
Amazon Web Services
Rabobank
PayPal, Inc.
QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited
Hertz Australia
Avis Budget Group, Inc.
Principaux dossiers
- Advised Rapid Response Revival Research Limited on the development of the world’s first portable automated external defibrillator.
- Advised Gartner on workplace surveillance, including negotiating contracts with data privacy elements.
- Advised Verizon Media’s (Yahoo’s) global privacy panel on its data privacy and related matters which relates to their advertising technology (adtech) network.
Wotton + Kearney
Praised for ‘great depth and strength’, Wotton + Kearney is highlighted for its capabilities in cybercrime, IP data loss issues, and regulatory investigations. In Sydney, Kieran Doyle and Nicole Gabryk are lauded for their ‘blend of capability, ability to speak to clients, and commerciality.’ Other key members of the team include Melbourne-based Ellie Brooks, and Rebecca Wilson who is based in Brisbane.
Responsables de la pratique:
Kieran Doyle
Autres avocats clés:
Nicole Gabryk; Ellie Brooks; Rebecca Wilson; Stephen Morrissey
Les références
‘The Wotton+Kearney team has a no-nonsense approach to tackling cybersecurity and data protection matters. The team lives and breathes their passion for helping others and is always available to take questions.’
‘They have a wealth of knowledge that they are always more than happy to share. They go above and beyond to ensure their client feels heard and secure.’
‘The team has great depth of experience and truly understands the local landscape as part of a global system. There is a clear passion in the team for nurturing and developing new talent, which is vital to building the bench strength the market needs in this rapidly expanding area.’
Principaux clients
AIG
AXA XL
Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance
DUAL
Liberty Specialty Markets
Chubb
QBE
Beazley
Emergence Insurance
Delta Insurance
Principaux dossiers
- Acted for 16 clients of HWL Ebsworth that had their data impacted as a result of a third party ransomware attack.
Johnson Winter Slattery
Johnson Winter Slattery is regularly engaged in data governance, cyber and data risk, as well as regulatory investigations and enforcement. Operating out of Brisbane, Helen Clarke is focused on cyber security, digital transformation, and technology procurement. In Sydney, Sophie Dawson is vastly experienced in privacy impact assessments, while Jennifer Dean is proficient in OAIC investigations. In Brisbane, Viva Swords often advises clients on workplace privacy obligations.
Responsables de la pratique:
Helen Clarke; Sophie Dawson
Autres avocats clés:
Jennifer Dean; Viva Swords
Les références
‘The team is very pragmatic and always deliver solutions to challenges identified. They cover all key issues and present it in ways that add instant, tangible value to their clients.’
‘Extremely talented people but they remain so humble and approachable. Really could not speak more highly of their partners.’
‘Helen Clarke, Viva Swords and the team have been excellent to work with. Data protection and cyber security are difficult areas but they have made it simple to understand and apply to our business. Their communication and delivery has exceeded expectations.’
Principaux clients
The a2 Milk Company Ltd
Container Exchange (QLD) Ltd
RSL Queensland
Sydney Zoo
Green Leaves Early Education
PlusAI, Inc
Principaux dossiers
- Advised The a2 Milk Company on its implementation of a WeChat powered loyalty program.
- Advised a global oil and gas exploration and production company on a comprehensive review and audit of its data handling practices.
Mills Oakley
Mills Oakley is well-equipped to advise clients on a wide array of cybersecurity issues, including compliance, litigation, and investigations. In Sydney, practice head Jason Symons often advises victims of international data breaches, misdirection fraud, and ransomware attacks. Operating out of Brisbane, Max Feng is a key port of call for forensic investigators on their reporting obligations.
Responsables de la pratique:
Jason Symons
Autres avocats clés:
Max Feng
Les références
‘The firm has a team of highly skilled and experienced cybersecurity professionals. Their expertise covers a wide range of cybersecurity issues, including data breaches, cyber attacks, regulatory compliance, and risk management.’
‘Their strength lies in their ability to advise on both proactive measures like insurance coverage, risk assessments, and compliance checks, as well as reactive services such as breach response and litigation support.’
‘Jason Symons is well-versed in all industry developments and provides clients with practical advice that accounts for evolving issues. I worked with him to assist a multinational information technology consulting firm with the Australian privacy law implications of a major data breach. He provided timely and strategic assistance, leading to an excellent outcome.’
Principaux clients
Agile Underwriting
Pinsent Masons LLP
Pinsent Masons LLP is geared to handle digital transformations, privacy impact assessments, and SOCI Act obligations. Operating out of Melbourne, Veronica Scott often advises clients on cross-border data arrangements and James Arnott is well-equipped to advise clients on the transfer and licensing of content, data, and IP. Jason Kaye is experienced in privacy risk management projects, and Jey Jeyabala is informed in technology sourcing.
Responsables de la pratique:
Veronica Scott; James Arnott
Autres avocats clés:
Jason Kaye; Jey Jeyabala
Les références
‘The team is down to earth and pragmatic. They provide even-keeled and considered advice that is both practical and meaningful.’
‘Their team, many of whom come from a larger cyber security and privacy consultancy, offers legal insight with an additional layer of practical cyber knowledge that many other firms lack.’
‘The Pinsent Masons team is our trusted go-to for all things privacy and data protection. Their extensive experience, including in-house, allows them to provide practical, commercial solutions quickly and cost-effectively. I’ve been impressed with how they adapt to our needs, whether stepping in to manage matters seamlessly or offering quick, insightful advice.’
Principaux clients
Adventist HealthCare Limited
Bega Cheese Limited
Catholic Schools NSW
Epilepsy Foundation
Lifeline Australia
Medibank Group
MMG Limited
Monash University
Orica Limited
Peter Berry Consulting Pty Ltd
Royal Melbourne Hospital Sage Australia
Selectronic Australia
The Hospitals Contribution Fund of Australia Ltd
Principaux dossiers
- Advised Medibank on a broad range of privacy matters relating to health records.
- Advised Peter Berry Consulting on GDPR and Australian privacy obligations.
- Advising Orica Group on all aspects of privacy compliance, privacy management, and data protection as part of its global operations in more than 50 countries.