Article to be attributed to Blair Hasforth – Country Manager ANZ at OneTrust Businesses are rapidly adding AI to customer service, marketing, fraud detection, and workplace productivity. However, many are trying to manage AI governance risk using controls designed for traditional IT. That approach creates a problem. AI doesn’t behave like conventional software, and its risks can keep changing after…
OneTrust has expanded its OneTrust AI governance platform with new controls designed to govern enterprise AI, data, privacy, consent and risk as organisations deploy more AI systems. Announced at TrustWeek 2026, the changes include OneTrust CORIE™, an AI Control Plane, a Governance Command Center and a headless experience through an MCP Gateway. OneTrust said the platform aims to bring governance…
Australian businesses are moving beyond artificial intelligence experiments and putting AI into everyday operations. However, new research suggests AI governance in Australia is struggling to keep pace. OneTrust, the AI-Ready Governance Platform™, released its 2026 AI-Ready Governance Report on September 14. The research points to a widening gap between AI adoption and the controls designed to manage it. In Australia,…
OneTrust has appointed Stephanie Glenn as its new Chief Revenue Officer, adding an enterprise software veteran with more than two decades of experience to its executive team. As the new OneTrust Chief Revenue Officer, Glenn will focus on strengthening the company’s commercial execution and supporting its next phase of growth. She will also work to expand the value OneTrust delivers…
Article attributed to Blair Hasforth, Country Manager ANZ at OneTrust Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of everyday work. Employees now use AI to write emails, analyse information, create presentations, generate code and automate routine tasks. However, adoption is often moving faster than organisations can establish clear rules for its use. That gap is creating a growing shadow AI security…
Australia’s light-touch AI approach is giving businesses more freedom to adopt artificial intelligence than many other countries. However, that flexibility is also creating a growing divide between organisations that are investing in AI governance today and those waiting for governments to provide more detailed rules. Unlike Europe, where comprehensive AI legislation is already in force, Australia has adopted a principles-based…
