Major General (Ret’d) Dr Marcus Thompson, former head of the ADF’s information warfare division discusses the importance of building Australia’s #cybersecurity defences. https://t.co/2IMZCeJDdp #defence
#Cybersecurity training should be managed like fire drills inside organisations, where everyone knows what to do in the event of an attack. https://t.co/M4QsIJzBR5
#training#staff
Listen to Paul Rehder, managing partner, Deloitte interview Claire Pales and Anna Leibel about their new book, The Secure Board on the Security Collective Podcast.
https://t.co/AKbK65Bkv4
#Deloitte#books#cybersecurity#leadership#business#technology
A cyber attack can mean financial loss, business disruption, exposure of critical information and can compromise customer trust and reputation.
https://t.co/IfGoRXCUkP #IT#cybersecurity
Contrary to popular belief, the security team and the CISO do not own business risks. While boards don’t need to be IT experts, they must understand cyber risk.
https://t.co/sa5oXp1HeI
#cybersecurity#boards
The Australian Government is considering mandatory reporting of #ransomware attacks in the wake of high-profile #cyberattacks. https://t.co/xWNGPc5vq2 #government
Australian boards can’t be expected to prioritise the business approach to Essential 8 without context - it must be an enterprise wide conversation. #cybersecurity#Essential8
Anna Leibel learnt to code when she was 8 and founded her first technology business in year 12. She shares her inspirational story in Women in Security magazine. https://t.co/UXAuIBZrVq @awsn_au#cybersecurity#girlsintech#stem
Anna Leibel and Claire Pales, who literally wrote the book on cyber risk and boards, spoke to iTNews about three red flags directors should keep an eye out for. https://t.co/ZRE821v9DU
#companydirectors#cybersecurity#risk
In episode 10 of Behind Business, KordaMentha’s cyber expert Brendan Read joins Anna Leibel to discuss the risks facing boards and what they can do to manage the #risk of a #cyberattack.
https://t.co/Iv2Nt7zPXe
#cybersecurity#cybercrime#business