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The price of convenience: How surveillance capitalism turns your life into a product

Hani Arab
2026-10-14 9:00 am
Think Tank
Law, Policy and Global Power
Privacy, Surveillance and Civil Liberties

An audit of Australia's top 50 websites found 74% at high privacy risk, showing how surveillance capitalism turns online behaviour into a tradeable asset.

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Hani Arab is chief information officer at Seymour Whyte, joining think tanks on surveillance capitalism and how security paradigms shape incident response.
Hani Arab
Chief Information Officer
Seymour Whyte
Hani Arab is chief information officer at Seymour Whyte, joining think tanks on surveillance capitalism and how security paradigms shape incident response.

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