Making Your Organisation Part of the Most Cybersecure Country by 2030
With Australia suffering two massive data breaches last year, the government is developing a new cybersecurity strategy. The aim is to be the world's most cybersecure nation by 2030. For this, both the government as well as Australian organisations need to be equally invested in building resilience and capabilities to tackle cyberattacks and manage emerging threats.
As an Australian organisation, you’re already on the road to your organisation’s digital transformation journey. With both global cyberthreats continually increasing and real-time system complexity, implementing zero trust has become a top priority to becoming the most cybersecure nation. But what is the right strategy? What are some of the biggest challenges or obstacles? Where does one begin, or continue on this journey?
As an Australian organisation, you’re already on the road to your organisation’s digital transformation journey. With both global cyberthreats continually increasing and real-time system complexity, implementing zero trust has become a top priority to becoming the most cybersecure nation. But what is the right strategy? What are some of the biggest challenges or obstacles? Where does one begin, or continue on this journey?
Discussion topics will include:
- What are your current security challenges?
- What is your security road map for the next two years?
- What are the business imperatives driving the implementation of zero trust in your organisation?
- What is your strategy for implementation, and what are the key steps you are implementing?
Anthony Caruna
Moderator
ISMG
Heng Mok
CISO, APJ
Zscaler
Watch a brief video on the topic.
June 14, 2023 | 12:00 - 02:30 pm AEST | Sydney, Australia
