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About My Databoss
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About My Databoss
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The cost of getting it wrong
In Australia, non-compliance penalties can reach $22 million per breach, plus daily penalties of around $18,000. AUSTRAC and FATF expect group-wide consistency and accountability. Recent enforcement actions – including CBA ($700M) and Westpac ($1.3B) – demonstrate the regulator's posture.
Type of Failure |
Financial Impact |
| Late or inaccurate reporting | $50K–$200K per breach |
| System weakness or ongoing failure | $1M–$30M+ potential penalties |
| Severe or systemic non-compliance | Business-threatening enforcement |
Figures based on current penalty-unit values.
In 2023–24, the cost of organised crime to Australia grew to $82.3 billion, a sharp $13.6 billion increase from $68.7 billion the previous year.*
Old way
Manual processes and fragmented tools
- Policy documents in a folder
- Identity stored in emails
- Risk in someone’s head
- Ad hoc monitoring
- Manual spreadsheet reports
- Training by word of mouth
New way
Integrated, end-to-end AML/CTF workflows
- Live compliance system
- Verified identity records
- Documented, scored risk ratings
- Ongoing alerts and reviews
- Logged, timestamped reports
- Recorded, trackable training
Meet My Data Boss
Greta Menzies
CEO
Greta is an AI and data governance expert with nearly two decades of experience delivering enterprise-scale transformation across finance, government and universities. With a strong track record in machine learning adoption and data strategy, she has led complex programs for major banks, retailers and institutions. At My Databoss, Greta has assembled a high-calibre team to execute on a bold vision: redefining secure data management for the AI era, with a platform built for scale, compliance, and global impact.
James Murphy
COO
James is a seasoned executive and operations leader with over two decades of experience across financial services, technology and data platforms. As a founding executive and CFO of a high-growth fintech that successfully scaled and exited to an ASX-listed company, he brings deep expertise in SaaS operations, cybersecurity, risk management and compliance. James plays a pivotal role at My Databoss, ensuring the business is built on strong operational foundations and ready to scale with integrity and confidence.
Kelly Ryan
CGO
Kelly RyanCGOKelly is a seasoned executive with over 20 years of experience leading major national organisations across the sports, entertainment and real estate sectors. Known for her strategic vision and commercial acumen, she has driven the growth and transformation of high-profile brands through innovation and modernisation. At My Databoss, Kelly leads market expansion and strategic partnerships, ensuring the business continues to deliver game-changing solutions that empower organisations globally.