Financial Services
Compliance Incidents and Breaches for Non-Insurers
- InstrumentPrivacy Act 1988 (Cth), Corporations Act 20…
- RegionAustralia
Help your staff develop the skills to recognise, respond to, and manage compliance breaches and workplace incidents effectively.
The short answer
Compliance Incidents and Breaches for Non-Insurers training is for everyone in scope, and it exists because of Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). It runs online in about 35 to 40 minutes. Run it off the shelf as it is, or have Hungry Minds rebuild it around your own policies and scenarios.
Is this the right one?
This is the version for organisations that are not insurers. The closely related courses are:
- Compliance Incidents and Breaches for Insurers — for insurers
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About this course
Delve into the crucial aspects of compliance, exploring why it is imperative to adhere to these obligations, how to effectively recognise and report breaches, and the essential breach reporting requirements outlined in the applicable legislative framework.
This course will help you understand how to identify, report, and prevent compliance incidents and breaches, safeguarding your organisation from potential risks.
What the course covers
- Introduction
- The result of a breach
- Purpose
- Incidents and breaches
- Examples of incidents
- How to report an incident or breach
- The reporting process
- Immediate reporting
- Significant breaches
- Regulatory authorities
- Regulatory inquiries
- Management
What people can do afterwards
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- understand why it is important to comply with regulatory obligations
- identify and report breaches of applicable laws and obligations
- understand the key breach reporting obligations under the relevant legislative framework
How it is delivered
- Structured learning Designed for learners who are new to the topic or want a comprehensive overview. The course explores the subject in detail and typically takes 35–40 minutes to complete.
Two ways to run it
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Your policies, your scenarios
We rebuild “Compliance Incidents and Breaches for Non-Insurers” around how your organisation actually works, so the training changes behaviour instead of recording completions.
Build a custom version -
Ready to run as it is
Deploy the course off the shelf, with light branding if you want it. Delivered with our partner Safetrac, who will contact you directly.
Deploy off the shelf
Either way, you can run it through our compliance platform or take it as a SCORM package for the LMS you already have.
What it costs
Off-the-shelf pricing starts at $4,000 a year for up to ten courses with your logo and colours applied, rising with how much you want changed. The tiers are the same across the catalogue, so they are set out once on the pricing page rather than repeated on all 101 courses.
If what you actually need is your own scenarios and your own policies rather than a reskin, that is a custom build, and it is the work Hungry Minds does.
Choosing an LMS
If you don’t currently have an LMS, we can help you select a platform that suits your organisation.
For smaller teams or organisations getting started, we typically recommend LearnWorlds for its ease of use and quick setup.For organisations requiring more advanced functionality and reporting, TalentLMS is a strong option.
Learn more:LearnWorlds TalentLMS
We may receive a commission if you sign up to an LMS we recommend. It does not change what we recommend.
Common questions
Who needs Compliance Incidents and Breaches for Non-Insurers training?
It is written for everyone in scope in Australia. The obligation comes from Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), so if that applies to your organisation, the people it covers need this training.
How long does the course take?
About 35 to 40 minutes online.
What does the course cover?
Modules include: Introduction · The result of a breach · Purpose · Incidents and breaches · Examples of incidents · How to report an incident or breach. There are 12 modules in total.
What will people be able to do afterwards?
By the end, participants can understand why it is important to comply with regulatory obligations; identify and report breaches of applicable laws and obligations; understand the key breach reporting obligations under the relevant legislative framework.
How often does it need to be repeated?
There is no universal interval. Most Australian organisations run compliance training annually, with a shorter refresher at induction and after any policy change. Your own risk assessment and any regulator guidance set the actual cadence. We cover how to decide this properly.
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