Future of Security, Melbourne 2020 – Agenda

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  • Navigating emerging risks as cyber security evolves into a business issue
  • Overcoming pain points to upholding system security, resilience and compliance
  • Building a secure foundation to enable business growth and innovation
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  • The state of security
  • An in-depth walk through Slack's security posture
  • A peek into the top security features desired by CSOs and what's next
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  • How are emerging technologies reshaping cyber security risks and controls?
  • Strategies to infuse security culture into financial services’ enterprise DNA
  • Rethinking security governance as cyber risk evolves into business risk
  • Grappling with today’s changing regulatory outlook and growing cyber skills shortage
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  • Exposure threats and the main causes for concern
  • Detailed insights into where financial services organisations are at risk
  • How financial institutions can combat exposure threats
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  • Leveraging functions beyond IT to boost cyber capabilities
  • How risk permeates cyber across the organisation
  • Linking security vectors to risk tools when taking on security with other business units
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  • How powerful collaboration features in O365 result in complexity and pain for IT security
  • What truly happens under the hood when users share data in different ways
  • The difficult task of answering “Who has access to my data?” with the native O365 security tools
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  • Strategies to influence behaviour and create a cyber-safe culture within large, complex organisations
  • Tailoring security awareness programs to address cyber risks and business priorities
  • Getting most out of cyber awareness and education through harnessing power of allies
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  • Adapting to the dawn of “Digital Hyper-scale”
  • Pivoting to accelerate business performance and drive sustainability
  • What is the role of cyber resiliency in pivoting successfully and managing risk with minimal impact?
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  • Keeping ahead of rapidly emerging and increasingly sophisticated cyber risks and threats
  • Strengthening internal security from the ground up to prevent social engineering and phishing attacks
  • Coordinating information sources to detect anomalies
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  • Paradigm shifts in the cyber landscape
  • Advancements in offensive AI attack techniques and real-world examples of emerging threats stopped with Cyber AI
  • The Immune System Approach to cyber security and defensive, Autonomous Response capabilities
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  • Building a robust, streamlined data protection framework to shield critical assets
  • Plugging a collective aim to keep security at the bedrock of digital service offerings
  • Going beyond regulatory requirements to steward customer data responsibility
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  • Working with Edge-to-End visibility and protection of data access, no matter the source – users, applications, APIs, etc
  • Effectively classifying sensitive data being accessed
  • The value of correlated insights in preventing and protecting malicious access
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  • The value of cross-industry collaboration to advance cyber capabilities
  • Keeping resilience front-of-mind, as today’s digital economy grows more complex
  • Unlocking Australia’s cyber potential – where to from here?
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  • How to reframe cybersecurity as an opportunity for strategic business
  • The six drivers accelerating the CEO’s boardroom security agenda
  • Key security challenges and implications for the future of business
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  • Why current approaches to threat management are lacking – and what is the way forward?
  • Strategies to grow and mature enterprise threat management capabilities
  • Reassessing cyber security’s significance to the enterprise – tech or a business issue?
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  • How digital transformation and machine learning is affecting cyber-security
  • Making human behaviour and psychology part of a predictive security future
  • Moving to a predictive security model, where cyber events and data loss incidents can be prevented before they occur
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