Australia · Privacy and data governance
Vinomofo determination puts temporary migration systems under APP 11
The Privacy Commissioner found an APP 11.1 breach involving a temporary cloud database used for a data migration. The determination is binding on the respondent and reviewable, not a general court precedent.
What this means
Understand the practical effect.
The Privacy Commissioner found an APP 11.1 breach involving a temporary cloud database used for a data migration. The determination is binding on the respondent and reviewable, not a general court precedent.
What to do
Turn the update into action.
Apply production-grade ownership, minimisation, configuration, logging, monitoring and verified deletion to temporary, migration and testing environments containing personal information.
Official source
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Practical support
Apply this update to your business.
Confirm the products, customer journeys, claims, suppliers or processes affected, then identify the evidence, ownership and timing needed for a defensible response.
Watchdog can assess the update against your circumstances and recommend the most useful next step.
Important information
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This update is general information, not legal advice. Laws, official guidance and proceedings can change. Check the current source and your specific facts before acting.