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On the Defense PodcastCybercrime's surprising costs: an economist explainsWe all know businesses can lose money to cybercriminals, but we don't always think about what else cyber threats might be costing us. Economist Alex Koutalistras dives into research produced by Oxford Economics and AustCyber, explaining the direct and indirect costs that all financial leaders should be considering.Note that the survey Alex refers to in this podcast relates to the work undertaken by AustCyber in support of the Australian Cyber Security Sector Competitiveness Plan 2023 (“SCP”). Oxford Economics Australia’s work and findings formed a part of the SCP though they did not undertake the survey component. You ca...
2024-11-1334 min
No LimitationsThe Reckoning | Adrian TurnerIn Episode 138 of the No Limitations podcast The Reckoning, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson speaks to Adrian Turner, the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of ExoFlare. In an absorbing discussion, Adrian asserts that Australia’s leadership needs to create a stronger sense of national purpose and ambition. He emphasises the need to develop new industries while boosting economic output, employment, and productivity, and to maintain our way of life and economic security in the face of massive change and uncertainty. Drawing on his Silicon Valley experience, Adrian implores aspiring entrepreneurs to become product experts, like Bill Gates and Jeff B...
2024-08-071h 30
Secured by Galah Cyber with Cole CornfordWhisky to Firewalls: Jason Murrell's Unconventional Path to CybersecurityJason Murrell is a cybersecurity advocate and consultant with more than two decades of experience in business and entrepreneurship. In this episode Jason chats with host Cole Cornford about both the successes and setbacks he’s experienced in the startup world, including as a founding shareholder in Starward Whisky and co-founder of Altius Mining. In recent years Jason’s career has focused on cybersecurity, including roles such as COO of Cyber Aware and Group Executive of AustCyber. Jason and Cole chat about how Jason’s business experience helped shape his approach to cybersecurity, learning from mistakes, financial literacy, and plenty...
2023-09-2753 minDayOne.FMWhisky to Firewalls: Jason Murrell's Unconventional Path to CybersecurityJason Murrell is a cybersecurity advocate and consultant with more than two decades of experience in business and entrepreneurship. In this episode Jason chats with host Cole Cornford about both the successes and setbacks he’s experienced in the startup world, including as a founding shareholder in Starward Whisky and co-founder of Altius Mining. In recent years Jason’s career has focused on cybersecurity, including roles such as COO of Cyber Aware and Group Executive of AustCyber. Jason and Cole chat about how Jason’s business experience helped shape his approach to cybersecurity, learning from mistakes, financial literacy, and plenty...
2023-09-2753 min
Dark Mode Podcast#54 - Unveiling the Path to Cybersecurity Professionalization and National Resilience - Tony VizzaJoin Gabe and Ben with this thought-provoking episode with Tony Vizza. They dive into the world of cybersecurity professionalization and national security. Discover the insights behind AustCyber's Professionalization Program and its impact on elevating the cybersecurity profession. Explore the crucial discussions surrounding the definition of a cybersecurity professional and the strategies to establish standardized criteria. Gain valuable perspectives on the recently unveiled Australian Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030, focusing on strengthening national capabilities and fostering collaboration. Uncover the complexities of measuring and achieving the world's most cyber secure nation and unravel the risks posed by third-party supply chains.
2023-07-0248 min
KBKASTEpisode 189 Deep Dive: Jason Murrell | Mentoring and Education: Revolutionising Australia’s Cybersecurity LandscapeIn this episode of KBKast, Jason Murell talks about the challenges facing the cybersecurity startup ecosystem in Australia. They discuss the funding and support available for startups, the need for a cultural mindset change, and the importance of mentoring and education. Jason also talks about his groundbreaking initiative set to revolutionise the cybersecurity landscape in Australia. Additionally, they explore the opportunities in other countries, such as Israel and Canada, and the need for collaboration and open sharing of information within the cybersecurity community.
Jason Murrell is Group Executive at AustCyber and has been a long-time supporter of...
2023-06-2147 min
Phone Calls With Clever PeopleAlessandra Edwards on what DNA can teach us about high performanceWe're talking about the DNA of performance.
Can a line in an email get your heart rate rising? Do you find it a little harder to get started in the morning? Turns out Alessandra will know just by looking at your DNA.
True high performance isn't shouty and showy. It is deep and solid. It is steeped in self-restraint and self-leadership. It is contingent upon attaining the highest level of self-knowledge while embracing the highest level of self-acceptance; it fuses self-esteem with self-forgiveness; and above all, it embodies limitless self-love whilst also practising the highest degree of self-intolerance.
Alessandra Edwards is a...
2022-11-2348 min
The Proptech Podcast with Kylie DavisStone and Chalk - Michael Bromley: Accelerating ProptechMy guest in this episode is Michael Bromley, the CEO of fintech and proptech accelerator Stone & Chalk.
Michael took on the CEO role of Stone & Chalk back in October last year after nine months at AustCyber before the merger and he has an extensive and impressive background as a senior executive and board advisor in the digital transformation space having held roles at RightPoint, Bank of Queensland, IAG Digital Labs, NBN Australia, Telstra, and even going right back to AOL.
Stone & Chalk was founded as a not for profit in Sydney in 2015 to help fintech...
2022-09-2644 min
Her Ambitious CareerEp 48 - 'The DNA of Performance' with Alessandra EdwardsWelcome to Her Ambitious Career, the personal branding and success podcast for ambitious corporate women who expect more from their careers.This episode, 'The DNA of Performance' is a fascinating insight into our genetics and how our genetics might impact our ability to lead effectively. In this conversation, Alessandra and I are talking about:- The differences between leaders who have the 'CEO' gene and the 'Warrior' gene- How genes present themselves in their truest form in our 30s and 40s- How to identify when you're operating...
2022-07-0433 min
The Security Collective PodcastCyber communications for the greater good with Olivia Grandjean-ThomsenOlivia Grandjean-Thomsen is passionate about designing and implementing internal and external communication and stakeholder engagement strategies for the private, public and not-for-profit sectors. Olivia joins Claire and shares what good long-term communications planning can look like, how to measure cybersecurity communications programmes, and they talk about some of the grand scale comms activities Olivia has led. Olivia currently works as the Head of Communication, Media, Events and Brand at Stone & Chalk Group, which includes AustCyber – an Industry Growth Centre aimed at driving innovation, productivity and competitiveness in the cyber security sector by focusing on areas of competitive st...
2022-04-1323 min
OzCyber UnlockedInternational Women's Day 2022 - Hacking the gender balanceTo celebrate International Women’s Day on 8 March, Michelle Price sits down with three leading women in cyber and technology. Joining us on episode 19 of OzCyber Unlocked is Kate Pounder, Chief Executive Officer of The Technology Council of Australia, Professor Lesley Seebeck, Honorary Professor at the ANU and in our spotlight, we’re joined by Melinda Cilento, CEO of CEDA. Despite the clear business case for gender parity, women are still significantly underrepresented in senior executive teams across the nation’s top public companies, as well as being underrepresented in the pipeline for these roles. In this...
2022-03-0243 min
Defence & Security Podcast NetworkCYBER SECURITY UNCUT: Cyber-ready businesses on a budget, with Paula Oliver, manager at AustCyber In this episode of Cyber Security Uncut, Paula Oliver, manager at AustCyber South Australia Node, joins host Phil Tarrant to discuss the upcoming event "How to give your business champagne level security on a beer budget". Hosted virtually on the 23rd of February, the free event is designed to help businesses build their cyber security resilience on a budget and features keynote speakers from across the industry, including Paula. Throughout the podcast, the pair discusses how cyber security is impacting businesses both big and small, the impact of sustained cyber attacks on the economy ...
2022-02-2129 minOzCyber UnlockedStudents – jumpstart your cyber security career in 2022!It’s our first episode of OzCyber Unlocked for 2022! This month, AustCyber's CEO Michelle Price speaks to two passionate advocates for building Australia’s next generation of cyber employees - Evan Williams, the Australian Director at Microsoft 365 Business Group and Dr Bobby Cerini, Questacon’s General Manager of Science and Learning & Deputy Director.Dr Cerini runs us through Questacon’s new Australian Cyber Ready Program, which was launched during Australian Cyber Week. Designed for students aged 8-13 and their teachers, the program aims to improve cyber security skills, awareness and job readiness through a series...
2022-01-2551 minOzCyber Unlocked2021 – keeping up with the speed of change in an age of greater riskThis month, we look back at what has been one of the most challenging years on record. The pandemic and lockdowns dictated changes to our ways of working. On the upside, we all became more deeply connected to the cyber physical world around us. Unfortunately, it also meant greater risk from cyber criminals and foreign state actors.In episode seventeen of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, AustCyber’s CEO Michelle Price speaks to Hamish Hansford (Group Manager and Head of the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Centre at the Department of Home Affairs) and Chris Painter, (President of The Global Forum on Cyb...
2021-12-161h 00
Next on the MenuBiosecurity innovation feat. Adrian TurnerAdrian Turner lives and breathes innovation and of late, he's turned his attention to the world of pork. Adrian co-founded a business called Exoflare, which is a data-driven biosecurity risk management system for pork farms. APL has been collaborating deeply with Exoflare and in this ep. Adrian shares the latest with our hosts, Billy and Mitch.
Adrian spent 18 years in Silicon Valley building some incredible businesses before returning to Australia in 2015. Most recently, Adrian has been appointed Deputy Chair of Prezzee and is leading the Minderoo Foundation’s Fire and Flood Resilience Initiative. Prior to this Adrian was...
2021-12-0840 min
The Security Collective PodcastShould the cyber sector be considered critical infrastructure? with Michelle PriceMichelle Price is the CEO of AustCyber, the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network Ltd, part of the Australian Government’s Industry Growth Centres Initiative. She joins the podcast again to discuss reducing organisational risk, ransomware, cyber as critical infrastructure, and 'purple teaming'. Michelle has an extensive career and held several Government roles, including the first Senior Adviser for Cyber Security at the National Security College, various strategy and risk management roles including at the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C), and roles in law enforcement and health portfolios. She has also worked in risk ma...
2021-12-0829 min
Phishy BusinessThe New Normal in cyber security, an interview with Michelle Price by The Economist ImpactBONUS EPISODE
In this bonus episode of our Phishy Business podcast, Michelle Price, CEO of AustCyber an independent, not for profit, government funded Australian cyber security growth network, is interviewed by the Economist Impact about how organisations can effectively plan for the future and its cybersecurity environment that seems to be changing all the time. What does the future of cyber security hold? This podcast is commissioned by Mimecast.
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Fed up with the same old cybersecurity stories? Come with us on a journey that explores the lesser-known side. Whether it’s...
2021-11-3039 min
The FinTech ReportThe Fintech Report; Episode 15: Dave Maunsell, CEO, HaventecThe FinTech Report Podcast: Episode 15Interview with: DAVE MAUNSELL, CEO, Haventec Cyber Attacks are growing; what do you need to know to keep data secure and maintain a customer’s fast access to a serviceHaventec provide decentralised platforms that transform security, accessibility and experience https://www.haventec.com/ Delighted to welcome DAVE MAUNSELL, CEO of Haventec to the podcasto Prior to joining Haventec Dave spent ~20 years at Accenture where he occupied a number of leadership roles i...
2021-11-2036 minOzCyber UnlockedUnder siege: Are we ready for a cyber attack on Australia’s hospital system?On Monday 25 October, as part of Australian Cyber Week 2021, we hosted our first ‘AustCyber after dark’ session where we stepped through the facets of a hypothetical cyber-attack on a hospital – the impacts on and responses of the medical system, government, crucial parts of our society and how it could impact us all.Through the eyes of Australia’s top cyber experts, including Matthew Nevin (CEO of Cybermerc), John Ellis (CISO of Bupa), Chris Painter (President of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise) and Jessica Hunter (Acting First Assistant Director-General at the Australian Cyber Security Centre), the audience heard ho...
2021-11-091h 17
UNBiasedUNBiased Episode 13 with Prerana MehtaFor those of you who joined me earlier this year for the launch of UNBiased as a brand new podcast, I'm back after a Covid-19 Delta variant-induced hiatus. Here in Australia, we were forced to move swiftly from trying to keep Covid-19 off our shores, to vaccinating and living with it like the rest of the world. As a result we were thrown back into lockdown - my first one having to home school a 5 year old, whilst juggling full time work, setting up a new business, and generally riding out the ups and downs that came with closed i...
2021-11-0434 minOzCyber UnlockedThe state of Australian cyber – 2021 observations from retired MAJGEN Dr Marcus ThompsonIn episode fifteen of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, host Michelle Price reflects on the topics of our past five episodes with retired MAJGEN Dr Marcus Thompson AM, a regular listener of this podcast. Among many things, Marcus runs his own advisory, Cyber Compass, is a strategic advisor at ParaFlare, a senior advisor to Macquarie Telecom Group, and a Director at Penten and Engineers Australia. He is also the immediate past and inaugural Head of Information Warfare for the Australian Defence Force. Deliberately, the topics of our last several pods are topical for all Australian organisations. This includes inside...
2021-09-271h 23
The Proptech Podcast with Kylie DavisProptech Mastery: Risky Business - Data Security in Real EstateThis was the first Proptech Mastery session was held just last week to examine the issue of data security in real estate and how so much of what we share over email is extremely risky business.
It was a cracking session hosted by yours truly with guests Sashini Walpola from Ashurst, Dr Jed Horner from AustCyber, Shane Goodwin from Inspect Real Estate and Owen Mooney from Box and Dice.
2021-09-1048 minOzCyber UnlockedIntentional or unintentional? The impact of insider threatsOne subject that often flies under the radar in the world of cyber security is insider threats. But this is a very real risk for Australian businesses. Some of today’s most damaging security threats do not originate from malicious outsiders or malware, but from trusted insiders with access to sensitive data and systems. In episode fourteen of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, AustCyber’s CEO Michelle Price speaks to Tracie Thompson (CEO and Co-Founder of HackHunter) and Dan Holman (CEO and Co-founder of WorldStack) about how human and technical threats are used to steal IP that is used in a variety...
2021-09-0353 minOzCyber UnlockedThe Essential Eight – keeping your digital infrastructure secureSince the start of the pandemic, global digitization has accelerated at breakneck speed, and as we have seen in the news, cyber-attacks are impacting more and more businesses and individuals than ever before. This month, we ask how the Essential Eight is working for Australian organisations and discuss recent news that the federal government is set to mandate the Essential Eight cyber security controls for all 98 non-corporate Commonwealth entities. This comes four years after they were released as an evolution on the Top 4 mitigation strategies – the key strategies from the framework of 35 strategies developed as a leading set...
2021-07-291h 05OzCyber UnlockedCyber threat intelligence – a deep dive into why it mattersCyber threat intelligence is a hot topic in security right now. Over the past year, we have seen wide-spread geopolitical destabilisation, COVID-19, the rise of the remote workforce and most recently, significant ransomware attacks against critical infrastructure. Broadly, threat intelligence is about sharing information between industry, academia and government so Australians can work together to defend their networks from attack and start to form a collective defence.In episode twelve of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, AustCyber’s CEO Michelle Price speaks to Glenn Maiden (Director of Threat Intelligence at Fortiguard Labs Australia and New Zealand, Fortinet), Brett William...
2021-06-281h 02OzCyber Unlocked'Cyber shift’ – how do we improve diversity & workplace culture to enact real change?What is diversity? What does a toxic culture look like in practice? What are the main issues or challenges that our sector needs to tackle?In episode eleven of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, AustCyber’s CEO Michelle Price speaks to Jacqui Loustau (Founder of the Australian Women in Security Network), Jinan Budge (Principal Analyst at Forrester), Tony Vizza (Director of Cyber Security Advocacy for the Asia-Pacific Region at (ISC)²), Jacqueline Kernot (Cyber Security Partner at EY) and Laura Lees (Sydney Co-Chapter Lead at AWSN and Vice President of the ISACA Sydney Chapter) about what can be done to addr...
2021-05-311h 05OzCyber UnlockedPathways into cyber security – how to plan, upskill and maximise career opportunitiesWhat roles are available in the cyber security industry? What qualities do employers look for? Currently, there is a shortage of skilled cyber security workers around the world. In Australia, the pipeline needs to continue to expand to meet the sector’s – and the economy’s – growth needs. The workforce is estimated to increase to 33,500 by 2024, with around 7,000 workers requiring training over the next four years.In episode ten of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, AustCyber’s CEO Michelle Price speaks to Paul Nevin (Co-founder and CTO of Cybermerc), Timothy McKay (Founder and CEO of OK RDY), Matthew J...
2021-04-2857 min
Women on Boards - Leaders and Directors in ConversationHow serving has shaped retired brigadier Alison Creagh's board journey and approach to governanceWe hope you enjoy this WOBChat with retired Brigadier Alison Creagh AM. Command Senior Chief. Fittingly released on Anzac Day, this podcast is from a fascinating WOBChat we held on 11 November 2020 (WOBChats are our fortnightly online member learning and networking events). Alison Creagh is a retired brigadier in the Australian Defence Force and was recently made a Member of the Order of Australia. In this WOBChat, Alison talks to hosts and WOB founders Claire Braund and Ruth Medd, as well as the WOBChat participants, about how serving has assisted her board career, her j...
2021-04-2359 minOzCyber Unlocked‘AUCyberscape’ – Australia's first national cyber security digital ecosystemAUCyberscape is Australia’s first consolidated online destination for understanding Australia’s cyber security capabilities. It provides interactive visibility of Australian cyber security products and services available on the economy and will highlight trends, issues and opportunities in the industry. Further, it collects data that demonstrates the breadth of capability and growth of the sector, together with its ability to be globally competitive as it scales.The platform, which is free to users and providers, allows Australian cyber security companies to showcase their products, services, business solutions and sector experience; connect with customers; and access information to supp...
2021-03-0355 minOzCyber UnlockedShaping the future together - AustCyber and Stone & Chalk mergingIn this special episode of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, Michelle Price speaks to Alex Scandurra, CEO of Stone & Chalk, about the recent merger between AustCyber and Stone & Chalk to boost Australia’s sovereign domestic industrial capability in critical and emerging technologies. By coming together, the organisations will provide startups and scale-ups with greater access to domestic and international customers, capital, talent and expertise. This will create highly-skilled jobs for Australians and to retain economic benefit as emerging tech industries grow. The partnership will also see Australian cyber security and emerging technology founders receive access to the full suite of...
2021-02-1433 minOzCyber UnlockedIndustry-led cyber security standards – why are they important?Cyber security standards and guidance play a key role in improving the security of data, assets, systems, networks and critical infrastructure. Well-developed, practical and verifiable standards, along with their supporting information in the form of guidance, enables consistency in cyber security practices and encourages competitiveness among developers, responders, managers and organisations.Last year, the NSW Cyber Security Standards Harmonisation Taskforce was convened to accelerate the adoption of harmonised Australian standards for cyber security, with NSW as the pilot state in Australia.This month, the Taskforce is releasing its Recommendations Report.In episode seven...
2021-01-271h 00OzCyber UnlockedSurviving and thriving in 2020In episode six of ‘OzCyber Unlocked’, Michelle Price is joined by members of the AustCyber team to reflect on 2020 and discuss highlights from the year.Guests include:Prerana Mehta – Chief of Ecosystem DevelopmentTony Stubbs – Chief Operating OfficerOlivia Grandjean-Thomsen – Communication, Events and Engagement LeadTom Finnigan – Media, Public Relations and Engagement LeadJudy Anderson – Government Relations and Advocacy LeadLinda Cavanagh – National Network LeadMichelle Mosey – US Ecosystem Development LeadAnita Shepherd – Executive OfficerWalkiria Perez – Project Lead, Ecosystem DevelopmentKathleen Moorby – Project Lead, AuCyberscapeJack Bell – Project OfficerTo learn more about AustCyber’s programs and initiatives, visit www.austcyber.com.
2020-12-2129 min
Defence & Security Podcast NetworkTop 5 – Defence Connect's best Intel & Cyber stories2020 was a big year for Defence and defence industry, with major projects progressing across the three branches with major projects reaching critical stages in the design, build and delivery phase transforming the multi-domain, intelligence and cyber capabilities of the ADF well into the next decade. In this episode of the Defence Connect podcast, hosts Phil Tarrant and Steve Kuper discuss the year that was for the multi-domain, intelligence and cyber capabilities of the ADF and key global allies as they continue to embark on a generational transformation of its platforms and capabilities, and the role Australia's growing d...
2020-12-1018 minOzCyber UnlockedMeasuring, accelerating and sustaining Australia’s thriving cyber security sectorCyber security continues to be one of the most rapidly expanding sectors worldwide, with global spending on cyber security products and services increasing by 30 per cent from 2017 to 2020. This year alone, Australians spent approximately A$5.6 billion on cyber security from both local and international providers, a figure that is expected to increase to A$7.6 billion by 2024. The 2020 update to Australia’s Cyber Security Sector Competitiveness Plan, also known as the SCP, draws on extensive industry consultation and research to provide a fresh picture of the global outlook, challenges, opportunities and priority actions needed to grow a vibrant and...
2020-11-291h 16
The Security Collective PodcastThe pace of change in cyber security with Michelle PriceMichelle Price is the CEO of AustCyber, the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network Ltd, part of the Australian Government’s Industry Growth Centres Initiative. Michelle has an extensive career and held several Government roles, including the first Senior Adviser for Cyber Security at the National Security College, various strategy and risk management roles including at the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C), and roles in law enforcement and health portfolios. She has also worked in risk management and strategy in Australia’s food industry and also in the advertising industry. Michelle is passionate about Aust...
2020-11-1822 min
Cyber Career Chat PodcastOSINT/National Missing Persons Hackathon 2020 With Ben Cornish and Adam McHugh From Team SaabAuBen Cornish started out working across a range of jobs including as a labourer, in hospitality and security, before going on to study law in his early 20s. Ben then worked as a lawyer in SA and NT before moving into the Commonwealth Government where he worked in a number of different roles across industry, government and critical infrastructure - investigating and advising on security threats and mitigation strategies; and currently is a professional services manager in Security & Risk for Saab Australia – managing a team of information and cyber security specialists - tasked with supporting Saab's businesses, as well as Sa...
2020-10-2822 min
Byte Into ITAustralian Cyber Week & the National Missing Persons HackathonAustCyber CEO Michelle Price talks about what’s been going on during National Cyber Week; and we speak to National Node Manager and founder of the Australian Cyber Week’s National Missing Persons Hackathon, Lynda Cavanagh. With presenters Warren Davies, Maize Wallin and Dan Salmon.Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/byte-into-itFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/3RRRFMByteIntoIT/Twitter: https://twitter.com/byteintoit
2020-10-2849 min
Change HappensChange Happens with Michelle Price - Episode 18Outside of Australia, particularly within this region of the world, we are actually seen as a trusted and sometimes – in the world of technology – honest broker, in being able to navigate the complexity of what we find ourselves in."In this week's episode of the Change Happens #podcast, host Jenelle McMaster is joined by CEO of @AustCyber, @Michelle Price, who shares her experiences within the cyber securities ecosystem and how she has played a significant role in creating new growth avenues for Australia's economy both domestically and abroad.Listen now on: Apple Podcasts or Spotify or w...
2020-10-2647 min
Cyber Career Chat PodcastImpact Of The Australian Cyber Week 2020 Interview With Mina ZakiMina Zaki has had an extraordinary career starting several law firms including providing legal services for commercial leasing, general property advice, wills & estates, powers of attorneys and guardianships to clients both locally & globally, in information services. Through these roles she has liaised with authorities such as ASIC, ITSA, OCR, Local councils and National courts.
Mina has supported legal services to socially and economically disadvantaged people across NSW, delivering legal services in most areas of criminal, family and civil law and diverse range of clients including entrepreneurial ASX listed companies, privately owned businesses, high wealth individuals and family groups. Provided specialist l...
2020-10-2118 min
What Happens Next?The new frontier of cyber securityJoin Bernard Salt as he catches up with Nick Espinosa, Chicago based global cyber security expert and host of nationally syndicated radio show The Deep Dive, to discuss how to stay safe online during the pandemic. Bernard is also joined by Michelle Price, CEO of AustCyber, and Kathy Robins, Cyber Security Partner at KPMG Australia, to look at how Australia is faring in relation to increased cyber security threats as more and more people work from home.
You can listen to The Deep Dive here: https://soundcloud.com/nickaesp/sets/the-deep-dive-radio-show
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2020-10-2024 minOzCyber UnlockedAustralian Cyber Week 2020 – learn, network, growAustralian Cyber Week 2020 is the fourth annual showcase of Australia’s vibrant and dynamic cyber security sector, being held in a virtual format from 26-30 October. Cyber Week provides opportunities for Australian cyber security and related organisations to showcase their capabilities and network with peers, potential investors and customers. It also provides a great way for cyber curious individuals and organisations to better understand what cyber security can do and mean for them. This year, we have 30 online and (COVID-safe) in-person events and activities – spanning the full breadth of the cyber security landscape for those within...
2020-10-161h 07OzCyber UnlockedAustralia’s Cyber Security Strategy 2020 – its merits, gaps and rallying against cybercrimeSince Australia’s 2016 Cyber Security Strategy was released, the cyber security industry has grown from a nascent part of the Australian economy into a significant ecosystem of capability, creating both local and export growth opportunities. On 6 August 2020, the Australian Government released its next iteration in cyber policy through Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy 2020. Over the next 10 years, $1.67 billion will be spent on supporting actions set out in the strategy. But what does this mean for the sector? What are the opportunities? What was missed? How can industry fill the gaps?In episode three of ‘OzCy...
2020-09-221h 14OzCyber UnlockedCyber trace a missing face - how cyber security can help find real missing peopleThe issue of missing persons in Australia is complex and multifaceted. Over 38,000 missing persons reports are submitted to police every year in Australia. In this episode, we dive into the topic of OSINT (open-source intelligence) and explore how AustCyber partnered with the Australian Federal Police and Trace Labs last year to hold the National Missing Persons Hackathon – a new and creative way to reach, and engage with, the Australian community to highlight that the issue of missing persons is a community one, not just an issue for police, and cyber security has an important role to play.
2020-08-2053 min
The National Security PodcastDigital trust and the cost of cyber failureIn this episode of National Security Podcast, Katherine Mansted is joined by AustCyber CEO Michelle Price to talk about the risks of putting blind faith in the digital devices we use to run our lives and businesses.What would happen if we lost our digital connections, or access to our data? Now that people and businesses rely on digital devices for all facets of modern life, can such a disruption be quantified in dollar terms? On this National Security Podcast, Katherine Mansted is joined by AustCyber CEO Michelle Price tackle these questions and explore whether traditional m...
2020-08-0558 min
The Get Cyber Resilient ShowEp 26 | The role of trust in cyber resilience and insights into DekkoLynx encrypted video chat - with Jacqui Nelson, CEO of Dekko SecureGar’s guest this week is Jacqui Nelson, the CEO of Dekko Secure - an Australian software company that helps government, law enforcement, medical and legal organisations secure their workflows when working with sensitive and confidential information.
Jacqui walks Gar through her journey from an investor in Dekko to CEO, her passion for solving business problems, Dekko’s new end-to-end encrypted video conferencing software, and delve into the importance of trust – not just from a digital perspective but across every facet of business and our lives.
New AustCyber podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au...
2020-08-0445 minOzCyber UnlockedDigital trust + interruption - what does this mean for our economy?Australia’s digital infrastructure and the data it carries are core to the value and growth of the nation’s economy.In this episode, we dive into AustCyber’s new report – Australia’s Digital Trust Report 2020 – which highlights the role digital trust plays in attracting investment and driving jobs growth.Guests include John Paitaridis (CEO of CyberCX), Matthew Wilson (CEO of Penten) and Sam Crowther (Founder of Kasada).For more information about AustCyber, visit www.austcyber.com.
2020-07-2155 min
AIC In Conversation16 July 2020: The AIC Presents Women in STEMThe coronavirus pandemic has shown the vital role that science and research have in understanding the world we live in, and helping to develop sound policy and evidence-based decisions in the face of an unprecedented situation.
Gender equality is critical to improved research and application. However, on average, only 30% of the world’s researchers are women, and women are still underrepresented as both students and employees in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
In this webinar, meet the women who are clearing the path and providing inspiration, learn how to overcome challenges in STEM fields; and understand that st...
2020-07-1600 min
The MTPConnect PodcastIs Your MTP Company Cyber Safe? Listen to Our Webinar!Happy bonus episode subscribers! This episode will patch you into our first webinar as part of the MTPConnect 2020 Seminar Series program, and due to COVID-19 restrictions we have had to take it online. Hear from MTPConnect’s MD & CEO Dr Dan Grant, our MC Director Stakeholder Engagement NSW Dr Duncan Macinnis, AustCyber CEO Michelle Price, Perx Health’s Co-Founder & CEO Hugo Rourke and Forticode’s CEO Tony Smales discuss cyber safety and security in relation to the MTP sector.
2020-05-0851 min
KBKASTEpisode 22: Martin McGregorMartin has twenty years of experience as an innovator at the leading edge of technology. A deep technical understanding of the security and privacy implications of storing sensitive customer information allows him to help guard against the security vulnerabilities and risks any modern organisation might face.
Through his customer-centric approach, Martin helps businesses innovate to improve the performance and security of his clients. Devicie (formally Secure Measure at time of recording) has recently become both a Cyrise and AustCyber supported company.
2020-03-2630 min
Our State - South Australia23/09/2019 - 112 - Schools Cyber Security ChallengesThe cyber security sector is growing at a rapid rate and the need for a skilled workforce ready to take on these jobs is ever increasing, with an already astonishing global skill shortage – by 2026, Australia will need an additional 18,000 cyber security workers to meet demand. In South Australia, there is a need for cyber-trained workers for major defence projects, as well as the economy more broadly.Hear SA AustCyber Node Acting Manager Paula Oliver and Heathfield High Principal Roy Page explain an exciting new program designed to help address this demand: the Schools Cyber Security Cha...
2019-09-2322 min
Defence & Security Podcast NetworkCyber security and the defence industry – Michelle Price, AustCyberAustCyber CEO Michelle Price joins host Phil Tarrant on this week's episode of the Defence Connect Podcast to discuss the world of cyber security and how it fits into the defence industry. Price shares her definition of cyber security in Australia today, who is ultimately responsible for cyber in organisations and the importance of SMEs ensuring the robustness of their cyber security systems. She also discusses AustCyber's plan to enable the Australian security sector to grow domestically as well as internationally, and how Australia has become a leader in the innovation space.
2019-08-2230 min
The Security Collective Podcast5. You Can’t Teach Attitude, with Michelle PriceMichelle Price is the CEO at Aust Cyber, a company that supports the development of a vibrant and globally competitive cyber security sector. Before joining AustCyber, Michelle was the first Senior Adviser for Cyber Security at the National Security College within The Australian National University. In this role, she established an integrated approach to the College’s cyber security program across executive and postgraduate education and policy engagement. During this episode, Michelle will discuss the skills and qualities that employers must look for in security staff in order to build a truly successful team. Listen as...
2019-07-0333 minOur State - South Australia24/06/2019 - 099 - D3 Digital Challenge #7This year’s D3 Digital Challenge problem centres on the issue of ‘Digital Trust’ and is about being ‘Young, Online & Confident’. Next month young people in South Australia will tell entrepreneurs and innovative industry in SA what the real everyday problems they are facing when online.Young people will then go on to help inform the process and to judge the results. Commissioner for Children and Young People, Helen Connolly and AustCyber - South Australia Cyber Security Innovation Node Manager, Paula Oliver tell listeners about how the D3 Digital Challenge initiative offers a new way or working to solve compl...
2019-06-2421 min
That Startup Show PodcastGhost Tech: now you see it now you don’tHow is invisible technology going to change our relationship to the physical world? We look into what is called “The Fourth Interface,” integration in the form of IoT, AR/VR, and holograms into our everyday lives. We also peer into the fascinating world of “ghost tech” where AI, chatbots and cyber security experts work undercover. Who's behind the curtain and what do we need to know about those who develops this technology? Will AI advertisers, robot storytellers like IBM’s Watson and VR gamers survive or thrive? Hosts Ben Law and Rae Johnston join panelist M...
2018-11-3000 min