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Illustration & caricature of businessman, Sir William Walkley, founder of Ampol Petroleum Ltd
Independents’ day - How hard is it to set up your own book publishing business? Not impossible – and those doing it may just keep literary culture alive - illustraion for a story by Mark Broatch 26th February 2015..Image refers to book 'Life of Pi'
Man ushers a beautiful woman through security door not noticing two suspicious characters who have gained illegal entry.
Subtitle: 'Security Before Courtesy.'
“Hé! Votre Ordinateur portable. J’le garde comme pourboire ou je l’vends au plus offrant? demande un chauffeur de taxi d'un passager qui a oublié son ordinateur portable...‘
‘Faites attention à vos téléphones et ordinateurs (portables)’
"Looks phishy to me' says a small fish looking at angler fish dangling a bright message marked 'Urgent Security mail - click here.". Subtitle: 'Own your mailbox - don't take the bait."
"We've solved the untidy desk problem" says an office worker about a man sitting inside a dumpster.
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"I haven't seen you much on social media recently" notes a woman typing on a laptop to her male partner/husband reading on a tablet.
"He was considered the most egalitarian pharoah" notes a ancient Egyptian man to a woman" of a small pyramid on a flat base.
Two chopping blocks are marked 'Unauthorised Disclosure of Information' and 'Unauthorised witholding of Information'.
"Well if you knows of a better military reenactment club go to it" says one sad military reenacter man in a hole to another while the rain pours down on them both - after the famous cartoon from WW1 by Bairnsfather.
"We come to warn you about mobile devices" says an alien hideously bent over and holding a smart phone. Two more aliens disembarked from a flying saucer are also similarly disfigured.
"What great free apps you have grandma" exclaims Little Red Riding-Hood looking at her phone - "all the better to gather your personal data build up my tech firm then onsell it for billions" replies the wolf dressed as grandma in bed.
As two native americans stand top of a mountain in the American west watching smoke signals from another hill one of them asks "Is our data safe in the cloud?"
"Ye Olde Phishing Well - enter your details and throw your money down the hole" warns a screen next to a wishing well. Caption: 'Think before you click'
Attachment Flounder - click the file and download software which invades your computer -poster detail.
"So this is the gated community" comments a sheep crammed into a small sheep dog trial pen.
"Sure you can trust me. All ineed are your credit card details and I'll arrange everything" assures the con man of his victim as he plays with his model airplane labelled 'Con Air'. 'Subtitle: Care who you share confidential information with.'
"Let's leave it open and unlocked until we return, 'cause we all trust each other right?" suggests a foolish pirate.
"We now demand retinal scans as well as pin numbers" says agressive shop worker as she forces a customer down for an eye scan.
"They must believe in data privacy - it says so on all their paperwork" notes a passer-by who has picked up papers blowing out the door of some nameless corporation.
"It's the health authority's new method for informing caregivers about our health condition" comments a peasant of the red painted cross on her door by the man driving a cart loaded with the dead."
Patient watches a hospital cleaner lean in to evesdrop in on a private consultation among a medical team.
"Can you identify the right customer before you release their information" asks a staff training officer.
Spam Clam - scours the web for email addresses then clogs your in-box with offers of cheap goods and services -poster detail.
"Please sir - can I have some more information?" pleads a young urchin holding an FOI request.
'Your profile is a warehouse of information - keep the door locked' - Various social media signs proclaim the current status of an absent homeowner.
Patient watches a hospital cleaner lean in to evesdrop in on a private consultation among a medical team.
"Don't worry madam we are all most interested in privacy at this organisation" claims man as other staff evesdrop on conversation.
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"Ooops - think I just emailed my files to everyone in my address book" exclaims one office worker to another. "Lol" is the reply.
'Beware the un-authorised 'toe'-gator' is the title for a cartoon showing a man with a very log leg attempting to gain unauthorised entry to a building.
"Oh no all our private information!" cry the little pigs as the wolf blows down their bank.
"Hi, we've changed your privacy settings" announces the tech guys who have just knocked a hole in the privacy wall of a family at dinner.
"It alerts us if anyone accidentally tries to send confidential data to a private email address" says man about a klaxon and alarm light attached to the ceiling.
Farmer locks the 'Privacy Policy' stable door after the 'Privacy Reputation' horse has bolted.
"Their password was ridiculously easy to guess so they should reallytake half the blame" pleads a hacker in court. 'Easy to remember = easy to guess'
'In Case Of Whistleblower Break Glass' says a sign above a case containing a gun.
Info request disintectant now with extra sunshine. ( Transparency is the best disinfectant. )
The magic word was 'Ombudsman' says Ali Baba to his friend in the newly opened Cave of Official Information.
