
Privacy Awareness Week (PAW) is an annual event that promotes the importance of protecting personal information. It is led by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) in partnership with state and territory privacy regulators and Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities members.
ADIA has long supported PAW and remains committed to servicing our members and advocating good data privacy practices under the industry’s only legislated Privacy Code.
For this Privacy Awareness Week, the call is to ‘power up your privacy’. This falls under the overarching theme of Privacy and technology: improving transparency, accountability, and security.
Now is the ideal time to ‘power up’ our existing privacy practices ahead of privacy law reform and the changing technological landscape.
To help our members ‘power up,‘ ADIA recently conducted the Privacy Compliance Questionnaire, which we are pleased to report received 100% support from member organisations.
Additionally, we added a suite of new privacy resources to the ADIA Academy platform – all of which are exclusive and free to members and include the following:
This two-part presentation and Audit Tool will:
This course is suitable for all Management, including the Data Privacy Officer.
This course is suitable for all Management, including the ICT Manager.
In recognition of PAW and to further support member compliance, we have added the following new courses focusing on Cyber Health within your organisation.
Cyber Health Check
This course provides cyber security checklists and assessment tools that confirm the status of the cyber security controls in place within your organisation.
The course is suitable for Managers and IT Personnel.

Australia’s Information Commissioner, Angelene Falk, talks to ADIA member Symon Duniec about upcoming changes to privacy legislation at the 2024 Leaders Forum.