The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner developed a toolkit organizations can use to show their support for Privacy Awareness Week, which will take place May 4 to 10. The toolkit includes downloads for social media and email signatures, as well as internal communications employers can share about PAW. This year's theme is "Reboot your privacy."
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