Topic: Make awareness great again: Panel discussion on Cyber Security Awareness Training and Friendly Phishing
Join the AISA Queensland Branch for a panel discussion on Cyber Security Awareness Training and Friendly Phishing. The panel will explore pros and cons, how to avoid it being a tick and flick exercise, ways to increase engagement, some of worst use of punishments participants or audience members have seen used in connection with simulated phishing, etc, as well as open it up to the audience to ask questions.

Join us from 5pm to enjoy pre-event networking drinks and sample Helios Brewing’s range. Following the panel discussion we’ll continue the networking drinks, sponsored by CrowdStrike. Food will also will be provided thanks to our sponsor Mimecast, available from the visiting food truck The Funky Fork: https://www.facebook.com/thefunkyfork

Panel Members:

Daniel Duncan - Senior Enterprise - Named Account Manager, Mimecast
Over the last 18 years Dan has partnered with organisations to solve business challenges utilizing technology and people. Dan has led Mimecast’s expansion into QLD, being the first on the ground in region.   
Dan’s role has included helping drive cultural change utilizing Mimecast’s Cloud Awareness Training platform. As Mimecast’s cloud Awareness Training and Phishing Simulation has been successfully adopted across all industries, Dan has gained a lot of experience on the positive impact a successfully implemented program can have on an organisations overall risk profile.  Dan has acquired a lot of hands on experience throughout the planning phase of an implementation through to helping organisations measure the success of the program. 

Douglas Egan - Threat Analyst, Crowdstrike
Doug joined Crowdstrike with over 10 years in Defence and Government experience specialising in investigations and compliance. Through his career he has operational experience spanning across the development of compliance programs, leading proactive drug operations, coordinating multi-agency responses to government issues of the day and championing security in the workplace. He has now combined these skills with his passion for information technology by pivoting into cybersecurity. As a Threat Analyst, Doug now utilises his extensive analytical and communications experience to enhance the customer experience by providing insight into threat detections and capabilities of the Falcon EndPoint product. He is also passionately works with internal and external customers to increase the overall efficacy of the CrowdStrike product.

Mike Ouwerkerk - Live (onsite/ online) Cyber Security Awareness Trainer, WebSafeStaff
Making Cyber Security Fun! With over 25 years of experience in the IT sector, working in the UK, NZ, and Australia, Mike identified that most IT security issues were caused through a lack of knowledge and education. This realisation lead Mike to establish an IT/Cyber Security Awareness program which he delivers throughout Australia to the SME sector, larger organisations and Queensland Councils. His passion is to ensure that people are trained in how to identify IT security threats, and respond appropriately to avoid damage to the business. 


Brett Ogilvie - Principal Consultant - Cyber Security and Risk, Business Aspect
Brett is a senior cyber security and technology consultant with Business Aspect’s national cybersecurity and risk team. He has an extensive history of leading projects and deep technical knowledge of Industrial Control Systems and Operational Technology security, Cyber Physical, Internet of Things and Enterprise Security Architecture. He has in-depth experience and success in data communications technologies, consulting, planning, and integrating comprehensive IT and Security solutions. Brett is also a skilled trainer and project executive. 

Moderator

Jessica Sears - Senior Manager - Cyber Security and Digital Trust, PWC Australia
With 11 years in the technology industry, 6 in cyber security, Jess is a cyber security professional with deep expertise in cyber security behaviour change and education. Jess has a passion for using behavioural economics and psychological research to not only build awareness of cyber security, but to change behaviours of individuals to be cyber safe. She has been a speaker at ‘CyberCon’ (AISA conference Canberra) on this topic. Jess earned her MBA from Southern Cross University and focused her thesis on understanding how to drive cyber safe behaviours.  

Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm (AEST)

Agenda: 
5:00pm - 5:30pm Registration and Networking
5:30pm - 6:30pm Panel Discussion 
6:30pm - 7:00pm Networking Drinks
Whilst the upstairs space booking concludes at 7pm, attendees are welcome to remain around the venue afterwards to continue networking.

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