Incident Response & Breach Impact Minimisation

More than ever, Government, industry and businesses have been under increasing attacks. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) recently published a report stating it had responded to approximately 2300 cyber security incidents between July 2019 and June 2020. But in these times with many staff working from home, if your business was to suffer from a cyber breach, would you be able to respond effectively? 

This virtual panel will bring together four senior security professionals from leading organisations to discuss best practices in incident response and how to manage and minimise the impact of a breach on your business.

Join this virtual event, to hear from our panel of specialists discuss:

• What are the best practices to put in place to reduce the likelihood of a cyber breach (with a remote workforce)?
• Tips on how you can minimise the impact on your business' bottom line
• Can you really 'train' people to deal with these situations?
• The importance of senior leadership buy-in to exercises
• Best practices to think about when actually responding to an incident.

Key Speakers

Jean-Baptiste Bres, Chief Information Security Officer, Xinja

Susie Costa, SVP & Head of Security Management, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation

Alvin Rubyono, Head of Security Engineering & Operations, Origin Energy

Stephen Burmester, Regional Leader, Asia Pacific X-Force Incident Response, IBM