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Building trust and innovative privacy and security solutions


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Building trust and innovative privacy and security solutions


IIS Partners (IIS) helps public and private sector organisations embed trust, privacy and security as core value propositions internally and in their products and services.

IIS is recognised as one of the leading privacy consultants in Australia. We have extensive experience working with government agencies, companies and not-for-profit organisations.

Our consulting team has strong local and international connections, deep knowledge of privacy and security, and a commitment to moving beyond compliance to performance:

  • IIS takes not only organisational risk, but also customer and citizen risk into account

  • IIS looks for solutions that meet business and strategic goals in ways that build trust through respectful stewardship of data.

Please see the About Us page for further information.

INSIGHTS AND ACTIVITIES

Feather-light: Malcolm Crompton on WA Police’s facial recognition trial (11 August 2026)

WA Police’s live facial recognition trial scanned more than 130,000 faces in its first week, on the strength of a PIA that Malcolm told the ABC was “feather-light”. He argues it should have gone to independent review before deployment. Read more →

eSafety PIA on Evaluation of the Social Media Minimum Age scheme (July 2026)

IIS independently reviewed the PIA for eSafety’s two-year evaluation of the Social Media Minimum Age. The condensed report is now public. Read more →

Kicking the can: Malcolm Crompton on the government’s proposed privacy consultation (23 July 2026)

Malcolm was interviewed by Privacy Daily on the Australian Government’s call for consultations on a further tranche of privacy law reforms, as part of its broader AI safety policy. Read more →




IIS serves a range of industries in both the private and public sectors including:

  • Australian federal government

  • Australian state and territory governments

  • Banking, finance and insurance

  • Education

  • Health

  • Intergovernmental

  • Law enforcement

  • New Zealand government

  • Professional associations

  • Regulatory

  • Retail

  • Technology and communications