Cybersecurity: Global Threats, Local Impacts
Event description
SPEAKERS
- Alex Scandurra – Founder, Investor, Advisor, Mentor and Co-Founder and Director of Spark Festival
- Victor Tsaccounis - CEO, Hubify
- Daniella Traino – Group Chief Information Security Officer (GCISO), Wesfarmers Limited
- Robert Potter – CEO, Internet 2.0
FACILITATOR
- Zoe Daniel - Author, Lecturer and former ABC Washington Bureau Chief
TOPIC
Global Threats | Local Impacts
The cybersecurity threat is a risk to every organisation, irrespective of size, industry or sophistication.
There have been attacks on pipelines, meatworks and local legal practices.
We are bringing together global experts to help high growth startups and small-to-medium businesses better understand:
- How threat actors are increasingly targeting small companies with cyber security attacks
- What to do if you are faced with a ransomware threat?
- Successful strategies for anticipating, blunting and recovering from a cyber security attack.
ABOUT INTERNET 2.0
Every organisation – big and small – wants to use the internet to do business without the constant anxiety and very real threat of being hacked. Internet 2.0 keeps the web open, and our customers secure through ground-breaking technology built and maintained by ex-military cyber specialists. We hide you from would-be attackers and keep everything you do completely encrypted. Internet 2.0 provides a more secure and private internet, no matter from where your people are connecting. We’ve built a complete security solution based on our cornerstone IP, and augmented by our team of military-trained specialists. The safety of your networks is protected by a collective of ex-military specialists; effective, efficient, and quiet.
- Ex-Military Cyberwarfare
- Ex-Intelligence Community
- Best in Industry
Our Mission Is To Provide Defence-grade Cybersecurity To Everyone. > More
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