We are proud to announce that Tutela Business Solutions is officially taking part in Privacy Awareness Week (PAW) 2025, running from June 16 to June 22, in partnership with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).

As a PAW Supporter, Tutela reinforces its commitment to upholding strong privacy and data protection practices in everything we do. We understand that building trust with our clients begins with protecting what matters most: their personal and sensitive information. This commitment is part of our everyday operations and reflects our ongoing dedication to ethical business standards.

Why Privacy Awareness Matters

In today’s increasingly digital environment, the way we handle personal information has become more important than ever. Whether we’re helping our clients delegate daily tasks or manage business-critical information, privacy is always at the forefront of Tutela.

Our work often involves access to confidential data, and we take that responsibility seriously. We don’t just follow privacy laws because we have to—we do it because we believe in creating a safe, trustworthy space for every client, partner, and team member. Participating in Privacy Awareness Week allows us to highlight this approach and share its value with our broader community.

This annual event serves as a timely reminder that privacy isn’t a one-time task—it’s an ongoing process that affects how we work, communicate, and connect. We believe that everyone, from individuals to businesses, plays a part in protecting personal data and being aware of how it’s used.

Privacy is a Shared Responsibility

At Tutela Business Solutions, privacy isn’t just a policy, it’s a shared responsibility. It’s about building a culture that respects information and recognises the impact of our choices when it comes to handling data.

Being a supporter of PAW 2025 means we are proud to stand alongside other Australian organisations that share this vision. We’re committed to ongoing awareness, transparency, and care in how we handle information—both internally and with our clients.

We also support the efforts of the OAIC in promoting greater understanding of the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) and the rights individuals have under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). These principles guide how businesses like ours manage personal data, and they serve as the foundation for ethical and responsible practices in the digital space.

We encourage all of our clients, colleagues, and partners to join us in recognising the importance of privacy, not just during this week, but every day. Let’s continue working together to keep personal information safe, build stronger relationships, and stay informed in a rapidly changing digital world.

For more about Privacy Awareness Week 2025 and how you can get involved, visit the OAIC website at www.oaic.gov.au.