Collaboration and Coordination - Establishing the Model Approach for Sharing Information Among Different Industries
Speaker: Steve Ingram, Partner, PWC
Collaboration is key to tackling cybercrime in Australia. The future growth of Australia’s economy depends on consumer and business trust in our nation’s digital systems and infrastructure to keep our information safe.
As our adversaries are working together to break our defences, the only effective response is a collaborative solution where both the public and private sector join forces to combat these cyber threats.
During his session, Steve will take us through some insights into the current state of threat intelligence sharing in Australia and will outline how we can collaborate better as an industry; to share intelligence and make Australia a better place to do business.
Speaker BIO:
Steve Ingram leads PwC's Cyber business in Australia. He is also the Asia-Pacific Leader for PwC Cyber and a member of the Global Cyber Leadership Team.
Cyber touches every aspect of today’s digital landscape, from social media to cloud technology, mobile and much more. It has become an integral part of our business, social and civic lives - everyone in all layers of society, voluntarily or not, is impacted by Cyber.
Our vision is to protect business, people and society from cyber risks, enabling them to realise their objectives and potential. We have combined our information security, forensics, technology risk and projects capability to provide holistic cyber services. From cyber strategy and architecture, security testing, investigations, remediation through to vendor and project management, our team is focused on pragmatic outcomes. Combined with deep technical capability both onshore and offshore, and operating on a 24/7 basis, we eliminate key-man risk and provide a scalable and global model.
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Many thanks to our Sponsors
AISA thanks LogRhythm for sponsoring the meeting
AISA also thanks PWC for sponsoring the venue for this meeting.
