EVENT: Simulated Cyber-Attack Results in Data Breach

Description

Presented by panellists:

Katherine Hayes | Senior Associate, Carter Newell Lawyers
William Ulyate | Queensland General Manager, Content Security
Jennifer Ramsey | Strategic Advisor, Rowland

Join us for a panel presentation on 'What happens, how it happens and what you need to do when it happens' where our panellists will present a simulated attack on a hypothetical business and will show how these attacks occur.

Throughout the presentation the panel will address:
•    Steps and precautions;
•    Losses and liabilities;
•    Reputational and forensic responses; and
•    The scope of cyber-risk insurance.

Time

12:00pm Registration & Light Lunch
12:30pm Introduction & Presentation
1:30pm Conclusion

Cost

Members $40.00
Non-Members $55.00

Registration

Online or CLICK HERE for the PDF flyer/registration form

About the panellists:

Katherine Hayes is a Senior Associate at Carter Newell Lawyers.  She acts for clients in the Australian, Asian and UK insurance markets, and has experience in significant and high-profile disputes and inquiries.  She has experience as both coverage and defence counsel.  She has worked with clients on cyber-related claims and has a keen interest in the developing area of cyber-risks.

William Ulyate is an enterprise and government executive with over 14 years of IT industry experience (the last 10 specialising in security and defence). William has a passion for IT security and has been privileged to have worked for some of the market leaders in this dynamic and challenging market. William is highly motivated and aims to be a trusted advisor to government, military and enterprise organizations requiring technical security solutions.

Jennifer Ramsey is a specialist in communication strategy, issues management facilitation, coaching and communication training.  With more than 20 years’ experience, she has managed major, long-term communication programs, developed corporate positioning and branding strategies and managed contentious media issues for a range of clients, including multi-national resource companies, energy, infrastructure and property companies and federal, state and local governments.