South Australian Branch Committee

Branch Chair

Nicole Moore 

Nicole Moore is the Security Integration Innovation and Remediation Manager at CBA, with extensive experience as an Information and Cyber Security Professional, particularly in Insider Risk Management. She has a multinational background in technology risk and operational security, including experience in Big Four consulting and a legal practice foundation.

Nicole is certified as an Insider Threat Program Manager (ITPM) and Information Security Auditor (CISA). She holds a Master of Cyber Security and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Birmingham, showcasing her dedication to professional excellence and community development in South Australia.

Nicole actively contributes to the cybersecurity community, enhancing collaboration. Driven by a passion for fostering collaboration and innovation, she looks forward to making a meaningful impact within AISA SA and the broader community.

Deputy Branch Chair

Trent McGee

Trent McGee is the Assistant Director of ICT Architecture and Infrastructure at the Department of Treasury and Finance. Trent is a dedicated and highly knowledgeable technologist with a passion for understanding how technology can be applied to create change and benefits for people.
Trent possesses a profound understanding of business needs and excels in aligning technology solutions with organizational objectives. His visionary approach involves identifying, designing, creating, and implementing change by leveraging a combination of technology, people, and process.

Over the past two decades, Trent has held diverse roles within the government, consistently demonstrating a commitment to driving positive transformations.

Since becoming a member of AISA in 2015, Trent has actively contributed his expertise to advance technology and governance within the organization. He joined the South Australia Branch Committee in 2023, continuing his dedication to innovation and positive change.

Committee Members  

Shayal Kumar 

Shayal Kumar is currently a Cyber Security Analyst at Bastion TS. She began her cybersecurity career in 2021 within the government sector, participating in the South Australian Government Cyber Security Traineeship Program. In 2022, Shayal became a committee member of the AISA SA Branch.

With experience in both government and private industries, Shayal has held diverse roles and continues to acknowledge the mentorship and support she has received from professionals in the industry. Shayal is passionate about contributing to the growth of the cybersecurity industry and believes that as an AISA Committee member, she can help connect other rising cyber professionals with the strong support network they need to succeed in their careers.

Mitchell Green

Mitchell is a Team Lead in the Security Testing & Assurance practice at CyberCX and has been supporting organisations across Australia and New Zealand with the identification and classification of security vulnerabilities for over 5 years. He holds a Bachelor of Information Technology from Flinders University and is an Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP).

Outside of CyberCX, Mitchell is passionate about supporting the community and enabling the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. You may have come across Mitchell at community meetups such as SecTalks, where he supports the organising team with finding speakers and setting up new events. Mitchell also enjoys delivering classroom sessions to high schools across South Australia, where he introduces students to the world of ethical hacking through interactive exercises.

Mitchell recently joined the AISA committee and is excited to continue serving the community through this role.

Jennifer Lee