Small businesses often build up a mix of software, subscriptions and digital tools over time, which can lead to unnecessary costs, duplicated systems and security gaps.

This practical workshop will help business owners take a more considered approach to their technology by identifying opportunities to simplify and consolidate everyday systems, get more value from the tools they already pay for, and strengthen the way business and customer information is protected.

We will cover common cyber risks facing small businesses, including scams, invoice fraud and impersonation, along with practical security improvements that can be implemented without making technology more complicated.

The session will also look at where AI can genuinely save time and reduce administration, how it is changing the threat landscape, and what businesses need to consider before using AI tools with sensitive or customer information.

Our Guest Expert

As CEO and Co-Founder of CYBR, Jasmin Ilic works with organisations to confront complex cyber threats, protect critical assets, and embed security as a foundation for innovation and growth. As artificial intelligence reshapes the business landscape, CYBR supports clients to realise potential while managing emerging risks.

Jasmin’s work sits at the intersection of business, technology, and community. She is driven by the belief that a secure digital future is fundamental to economic growth, social resilience, and individual opportunity.

CYBR’s impact extends beyond commercial outcomes through a social impact model that includes pro bono initiatives and programs designed to support the wider community.

Jasmin’s focus on impact is matched by her commitment to industry development and civic leadership. She serves as Chair of the Adelaide Economic Development Agency Advisory Committee,

Chapter Lead for the Australian Women in Security Network, and President of Young Professionals Adelaide.

Her vision: a future where security and innovation go hand in hand, for the benefit of all.

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