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NSW ID plans on the move

The NSW government is on track to have four million MyServiceNSW active online account holders by next year, improving the state’s case for evolving it from a handy way...

When a smooth ride is critical

Posted on   |  by Mark Perry
Changes of Prime Minister, just like changes of government, can be a fraught time for business. The uncertainty created can be a confidence killer. It is noteworthy that the...

Open banking is just the start

Posted on   |  by James Riley
There are advantages in avoiding the bleeding edge of regulatory reform. This is the case in the Australian government’s drive toward an open banking regime – and by extension,...

Australia’s open banking journey

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Australia has begun its trek towards an open banking regime but has a lot to learn from the UK, which is much further down the open banking track. A...

Govt backs open banking framework

Posted on   |  by James Riley
FinTechs left disappointed by a lack of further open banking announcements in Tuesday’s budget only had to wait until the next day for the big reveal. The federal government...

Digital identity: The time is now

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Australia is on the precipice of getting digital identity right. After various attempts at one identity to rule them all with efforts such as MyGov, the rise of open...

Consent and ID after Cambridge

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The Cambridge Analytica scandal, where the Facebook histories and personal records of more than 87 million people were extracted and used potentially for political influence, underscores a critical concept...

Federation is the key to Govt ID

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Creating a single identity for Australians has long been a complex issue with the potential for significant backlash from the public when handled poorly. The attempt at an Australia...

The evolution of our online identity

Posted on   |  by James Riley
There is a school of thought that says – in relation to cyber security – that identity is the new perimeter. And certainly identity has become a central pillar...