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GRANT SLENDERChief Information Security OfficerQueensland Investment Corporation

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NICK GOODWINTechnical Director - Digital Governance, Risk and Compliance for Cyber SecurityGHD

JASON BROWNChairman of the Board at Security Professionals Aus-tralasia and National Security Director Thales

ANTHONY KITZELMANNChief Information Security Officer Australian Digital Health Agency

KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE

STEVEN YORKGeneral Manager, Group Risk Innovation and Chief Security OfficerBank of Queensland

VISHWANATH NAIRHead Information Security and RiskWestern Sydney Local Health District

MATTHEW HARGREAVESExecutive DirectorIoT Security Institute

• Weaponizing AI: How Cyber Criminals Are Using Machine Learning to Launch Attacks

• Vulnerable IoTs: How Hackers Are Attacking the Weakest Link

• Using AI and Machine Learning to Detect Threats

• How Hackers Are Targeting Critical Infrastructures from Aviation to Hospitals and Utilities

• Next Stage of Ransomware Attacks

• Detecting Increasingly Evasive Malware

• New Threat Vectors in Government Departments

• How Hackers Are Exploiting Cloud Security Vulnerabilities

• Hacking into a Smart City: How Sensors Are a Hacker’s Dream

• Emerging Standards for Multi-Factor Authentication

• Real Time Hacking Live Demonstration into an IoT

• Network Traffic Analysis to Stop Malicious Malware and Cyber Attack

KEY THEMES

Pre-Conference Masterclass: 4 June 2019

Main Conference: 5 - 6 June 2019

The Langham Melbourne

CYBERSECURING CRITICAL BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT APPLICATIONS AGAINST THE LATEST THREAT VECTORS

DAVID WATTSProfessor of Information Law and PolicyLa Trobe University

PARTICIPATING COMPANIES INCLUDE:

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AUSEC 2019 | MELBOURNE, 4 - 6 JUNE 2019

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DAY 1: TUESDAY, 4 JUNE 2019

DAY 2: WEDNESDAY, 5 JUNE 2019

DAY 3: THRUSDAY, 6 JUNE 2019

PRE-CONFERENCE MASTERCLASS

MAIN CONFERENCE

MAIN CONFERENCE

• New Hacker Tools, Techniques, Exploits, and Incident Handling

• Advanced Digital Forensics, Incident Response, and Threat Hunting

• Weaponization of AI: How Cyber Criminals Are Using Machine Learning to Launch Attacks

• Using AI and Machine Learning to Detect Threats: How Machine Learning Can Swiftly Predict Algorithms of Cyber Attack

• Vulnerable IoTs: How Hackers Are Attacking the Weakest Link in Cyber Defences

• Hacking into a Smart City: How Sensors That Power Smart Cities Are a Hacker’s Dream

• How Network Traffic Analysis Will Stop Malicious Malware and Cyber Attack

• Cyber Threats in Aviation, Utilities and Critical Infrastructure Sectors

• How New Malwares Are Now Bypassing Cyber Security Defences

• How Endpoint Detection and Response is Transforming Cyber Security and Preventing Malicious Threats

• Panel: The Challenge of Protecting IoTs• Cloud Security Threats: How Hackers Are

Exploiting Cloud Security Vulnerabilities• Emerging New Standards for Multi-Factor

Authentication• Panel: New Cyber Threat Vectors in

Government Departments

THE CONFERENCEAT A GLANCE

6 POWERFUL REASONS TO ATTEND THIS ALL-INCLUSIVE CYBER SECURITY CONFERENCE:

1. Establish Defensible Security Architecture with advanced digital forensics, incident response, and threat intelligence

2. Strengthen cyber defences of your organization with Vulnerability Analysis & Penetration Testing

3. Understand vulnerabilities in your organization with Advanced Web App Penetration Testing, Ethical Hacking, and Exploitation Techniques

4. Discover how advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning will predict future wave of algorithms and patterns of attack

5. Manage your security vulnerabilities in both Enterprise and Cloud

6. Hear from over 25 innovative case studies from CISOs in Queensland Investment Corporation, Australian Digital Health Agency, Bank of Queensland, GHD, AECOM and more


3HEAR FROM KEY EXPERTS IN THE CYBER SECURITY INDUSTRY

WORLD-CLASS LINEUP OF SPEAKERS

TRAVIS CHEHABTechnical Director -

Cyber Security Lead ANZ AECOM

VIJAY VARADHARAJAN Global Innovation Chair in

Cyber Security and Director Advanced Cyber Security

Engineering Research Centre

TONY FISHFounder

AMF Ventures

DAVID GRICETechnical Security

ConsultantANZ

MALCOLM WANSTALLHead of Analytics

(Digital & Big Data)Westpac

ANDREW DOWSEDirector Defence Research

and EngagementEdith Cowan University

NICK GOODWINTechnical Director - Digital

Governance, Risk and Compliance for Cyber Security

GHD

STEVEN YORKGeneral Manager, Group

Risk Innovation and Chief Security OfficerBank of Queensland

GRANT SLENDERChief Information Security

OfficerQueensland Investment

Corporation

VISHWANATH NAIRHead Information Security

and RiskWestern Sydney Local

Health District



JASON BROWNChairman of the Board

at Security Professionals Australasia and National

Security Director Thales

DAVID WATTSProfessor of Information

Law and Policy La Trobe University

MATTHEW HARGREAVESExecutive Director

IoT Security Institute

ANTHONY KITZELMANNChief Information Security Officer

Australian Digital Health Agency

ANTHONY ROEHead of Digital TechnologyDowner MEI : Cognitive

Engineering

ASAF AHMADChief Information Security Officer

NSW Fire Brigades

4WORLD-CLASS LINEUP OF SPEAKERS

DAVID BARNESGlobal CEOZulu Labs



POORANG HAGHJOOPhD, CGEIT, TOGAF, PMP, SA,

MCITP, MCPDBank

SKEEVE STEVENSCo-Founder

Future Crime Agency

HEAR FROM KEY EXPERTS IN THE CYBER SECURITY INDUSTRY

CHAMPAGNE NETWORKING SESSION 5 June 2019 - Evening

After a long day of learning, benchmarking and planning, unwind and mingle with your colleagues over a glass of champagne.

STEVE CHURCHHead of ITPandora

ABHIJITT MUKHARJJIGroup Information Security Architect

Downer

GERARD BURGESSSales Engineer StorageCraft Technology

PETER CROLLDirector Information

Security Services eHealth (CISO NSW Health)

DIANA VOLEREPrincipal Solution Architect,

Identity Impact Team Saviynt Inc.

MICHELLE PRICECEO

The Australian Cyber Security Growth Network

SUCHIT MISHRAHead of Information Security

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ADP Computershare Suncorp Sunsuper Dimension Data Unisys Empired RACV Consumer Affairs Victoria Easyweb Digital Hesta Intelematics Axle Cloud SMG Juniper Networks NTT Data IBM Research Teradata Australian Taxation Office Toyota Lifetime Support Authority The Eventful group RACQ Creative Factory La Trobe University City of Melbourne K&S Corporation Willis Towers Watson Tyro Orica Sustainability Victoria Village Roadshow Theme Parks K&S Corporation Limited KU Children’s Services Lendlease Accru Melbourne Halcyon Knights Kinetic IT IBM Australia

National Australia Bank Holmesglen Institute Leica Biosystems Siemens MCC Lock Focus TransWorks Penguin Random House Vicroads TPG Telecom MFB Sensis ERIC INSURANCE VAGO Arc Infrastructure Aurec Rombii Commonwealth Bank of Australia Unico Fasttrack MinterEllison CPT Global Ensyst George Weston Foods Accenture Fujitsu Australia Nintex Kimberley Land Council Hobsons Bay City Council Commonwealth Bank Metrix Group Transport Accident Commission Redflex Juniper carsales Colmar Brunton RMIT University RMIT Deloitte



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CHE Proximity Medibank Oakton Australia Post Victorian Building Authority AFEX Chittagong IT Solutions Mr Butterfly RANZCOG Toll Global Health Just Auto Xstra Group Aveva HCS New Zealand RapidMap Global Cornerstone Solutions DXC Connect National POS Systems Monash Health TelAri Intuit Technologies Posterscope Arrow Electronics Australia Teachers Mutual Bank Limited Bitech Group

Profectus Group DPC Matchmaster Communications HARMS CONSULTING PARTNERS CCBA Potentiate Xenon Systems BT Sax Institute HSD Your Source ACT Government TR VCS Greyhound Racing Victoria Minaret College DATACOM SYSTEMS Foxconn Australia Corio Waste Management ROA TECHNOLOGIES (M) SDN BHD Tech Mahindra Insignia Service Stream Limited China Telecom (Australia) Swinburne University Citrix Systems

Alfred Health Schlegel Siemens MEGT Australia Auckland International Airport Senetas eSolutions Envisian Department of Social Services Wesley Mission Go Live Pacific Accuteque Merlin Diamonds AB Phillips BizData AIA Australia Datacom Aurec Group Endeavour Foundation Fuller Museums Victoria Findex Bulla Dairy Foods TikForce Digital Turbine

USING AI AND MACHINE LEARNING TO DETECT THREATS

HACKING INTO A SMART CITY: HOW SENSORS ARE

A HACKER’S DREAM

WEAPONIZING AI: HOW CYBER CRIMINALS ARE USING MACHINE LEARNING TO LAUNCH ATTACKS

NEW THREAT VECTORS IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

HOW HACKERS ARE TARGETING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES

FROM AVIATION TO HOSPITALS AND UTILITIES

EMERGING STANDARDS FOR MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION

NETWORK TRAFFIC ANALYSIS TO STOP

MALICIOUS MALWARE AND CYBER ATTACK

VULNERABLE IOTS: HOW HACKERS ARE ATTACKING THE

WEAKEST LINK

HOW HACKERS ARE EXPLOITING CLOUD SECURITY

VULNERABILITIES

NEXT STAGE OF RANSOMWARE ATTACKS

REAL TIME HACKING LIVE DEMONSTRATION

INTO AN IOT

DETECTING INCREASINGLY EVASIVE MALWARE

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AUSEC 2019

Be part of the exclusive gathering of CISO, CIO, CSO, CTO of Government, Hospital & Healthcare, Bank, Aviation,

and Energy etc for meaningful exchanges to combat the latest vectors in cyber security.

An exclusive platform for industry experts to address cyber security challenges, share integrated technological solutions and forge new valuable partnerships.

Stay ahead of the technology curve

and discover what’s truly cutting-edge in cyber

security to future-proof your company data

and system.

Interactive, outcome-focused “How To” roundtable discussions, panels to

get all pressing questions answered, and assist delegates to successfully map

out a transformational cyber security journey for various

category-specific cyber threats types.

Engage and network with some of most

innovative minds at the forefront of the cyber security

community to build valuable partnerships.

Exclusive international and local case studies shared by prominent speakers who have played imperative roles in realizing innovations in cyber security.

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Embrace new AI and

Machine Learning technologies

intelligently to enhance efficiency,

effectiveness and profitability.

Invaluable takeaways from best practices, market-leading and award-winning case studies, and practical insights on how innovations in cyber security

technology can be implemented in a

cost-effective manner to bring about safer

cyber environment and greater efficiency.

Acquire actionable

insights, proven solutions and effective strategies to prevent data

breaches during cyber-attacks.360-degree approach:

Evaluate cyber security initiatives holistically in areas like

policies, infrastructure planning, environmental sustainability, IoT, AI, Machine Learning, cyber threats, data and system security.

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CYBERSECURING CRITICAL BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT APPLICATIONS AGAINST THE LATEST THREAT VECTORS

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SPEAKERS FOR GOVERNMENT STREAM INCLUDE:

CYBER SECURITY FOR GOVERNMENTS STREAM



Recent Auditor General’s report have found that 68% of Australia’s government agencies fail to protect privileged data, leaving confidential information vulnerable and putting the public at risk of identify fraud. Breaches are be-coming increasingly sophisticated and highly targeted, in an attempt to infiltrate well-protected networks, particularly government networks. In addition, the recent rise of state sponsored attacks together with Australia emergence as a top Smart Cities will open up further digital vulnerabilities. To solve this, AuSec 2019 will be bringing you a specific focus on how government agencies can strengthen their security architecture against future wave of attack. Topics will include:

CYBER SECURITY IN GOVERNMENT

Rise of State-Sponsored Attacks: How Rogue Nations Are Acquiring State Intelligence and Critical Infrastructures Targeted

Hacking into a Smart City: How Sensors That Power Smart Cities Are a Hacker's Dream

How Cyber Criminals Could Target City’s Network of Smart Traffic Signals

CyberMed: How Hackers Are Targeting Hospitals and Strategies to Prevent Cyber Attacks into Hospital and Healthcare Data

Cyber Threats to Energy Grids

Cyber Threats in Aviation, Utilities and Critical Infrastructure Sectors: How Hackers and Terrorists Are Targeting Security Vulnerabilities

Panel: New Cyber Threat Vectors in Government Departments

MATTHEW HARGREAVESExecutive Director

IoT Security Institute

NICK GOODWINTechnical Director - Digital Governance, Risk and Compliance for Cyber Security

GHD

TRAVIS CHEHABTechnical Director -

Cyber Security Lead ANZ AECOM

VISHWANATH NAIRHead Information Security and Risk

Western Sydney Local Health District

ANDREW DOWSEDirector Defence Research

and EngagementEdith Cowan University

PETER CROLL Director Information Security Services

eHealth (CISO NSW Health)

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PRE-CONFERENCE MASTERCLASS

4 JUNTUE

NEW HACKER TOOLS, TECHNIQUES,

ADVANCED DIGITAL FORENSICS, INCIDENT

EXPLOITS, AND INCIDENT HANDLING

RESPONSE, AND THREAT HUNTING

This course enables you to turn the tables on computer attackers by helping you understand their tactics and strategies in detail, giving you hands-on experience in finding vulnerabilities and discovering intrusions, and equipping you with a comprehensive incident handling plan. It addresses the latest cutting-edge insidious at-tack vectors, the “oldie-but-goodie” attacks that are still prevalent, and everything in between. In-stead of merely teaching a few hack attack tricks, this course provides a time-tested, step-by-step process for responding to computer incidents, and a detailed description of how attackers under-mine systems so you can prepare for, detect, and respond to them.

This in-depth incident response and threat hunt-ing course provides responders and threat hunting teams with advanced skills to hunt down, iden-tify, counter, and recover from a wide range of threats within enterprise networks, including nation-state adversaries, organized crime syn-dicates, and hactivism. This program addresses today’s incidents by providing hands-on incident response and threat hunting tactics and tech-niques that elite responders and hunters are suc-cessfully using to detect, counter, and respond to real-world breach cases.



ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING IN CYBER ATTACK AND DEFENSE

09:00 Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer

09:10 Weaponization of AI: How Cyber Criminals Are Using Machine Learning to Launch Attacks

ANTHONY ROEHead of Digital TechnologyDowner MEI : Cognitive Engineering

09:35 Using AI and Machine Learning to Detect Threats: How Machine Learning Can Swiftly Predict Algorithms of Cyber Attack

TONY FISHFounderAMF Ventures

10:30

10:00

Case Study: How Advanced Spear Phishing Emails Are Getting Smarter with AI

Interactive Speed Networking session

10:15 Morning Refreshments & Networking Session

TONY FISHFounderAMF Ventures

11:00 Adversarial AI and Cyber Security

11:30 Vulnerable IoTs: How Hackers Are Attacking the Weakest Link in Cyber Defences

• Understanding the concept of a threat• Understanding how a machine sees a threat• Understanding the bias we add• Why the human is critical

• Understanding the motivations and economics• Understanding how to get better• Understanding why machines can do it better

VIJAY VARADHARAJAN Global Innovation Chair in Cyber Security and Director Advanced Cyber Security Engineering Research Centre

• To highlight the importance of this area of adversarial AI • How AI techniques that can be used in an adversarial context and showing some realistic adversarial examples. • To develop effective countermeasures to protect against such adversarial techniques in the future.

VULNERABILITIES IN IOTS AND ESTABLISHINGEFFECTIVE CYBER DEFENCES

12:00 Next-Generation Disaster Recovery When Prevention Fails

Main Conference Agenda 5 - 6 JUNE 2019 | THE LANGHAM MELBOURNE

DAY ONE - 5 JUNE 2019

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12:30 Lunch & Networking

GERARD BURGESSSales Engineer StorageCraft Technology

Understanding how data threats can place your business in a vulnerable position when not properly monitored. Talk about the most common challenges businesses face once disasters have occurred and how to put up a proactive strategy to reduce the impact disasters can have.

The Next Stage of Cyber Attacks with RansomWare Cyber Security in Government

13:30 13:30Interactive Roundtable Discussion Rise of State-Sponsored Attacks: How Malicious State Actors Are Acquiring Sovereign and Industrial Intelligence and Targeting Government, Business and Critical Infrastructure

14:30 Next Stage of Ransomware Attacks: Multi-threaded Ransomware Attacks

JASON BROWNNational Security Director ThalesChairman of the BoardSecurity Professionals Australasia

DAVID BARNESGlobal CEOZulu Labs

GRANT SLENDERChief Information Security OfficerQIC

MALCOLM WANSTALLHead of Analytics (Digital & Big Data)Westpac

POORANG HAGHJOOPhD, CGEIT, TOGAF, PMP, SA, MCITP, MCPDBank

• AI-powered cyber attacks• Ransomware and IoT• Emerging standards for multi-factor authentication• Identifying weakest links in IoTs• Data protection against ransomware • Threat intelligence and assessment – collection

methods and threat intelligence analysis• Targeting methodologies – what are the physical,

personnel and cyber state sponsored methods of attack

• Managing the risk through effective controls – what must public and private sector enterprises do to reduce the risk


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14:00 Hacking into a Smart City: How Sensors That Power Smart Cities Are a Hacker’s Dream

MATTHEW HARGREAVESExecutive DirectorIoT Security Institute

• The emergent risk of Smart City Cyber Intrusion via sensors

• Attack Surface increases• Data and Systems at risk increases• Reviewing our approach to cybersecurity

14:30 How Cyber Criminals Could Target City’s Network of Smart Traffic Signals

15:00 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

15:20 How IoT and Automation can be Weaponised

SKEEVE STEVENSCo-FounderFuture Crime Agency

15:50 Keys to Securing IIoTs: Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) With Digital Certificates

15:20 Interactive Roundtable Discussion

JASON BROWNChairman of the Board at Security Professionals Australasia & National Security DirectorThales

• AI-powered cyber attacks• Ransomware and IoT• Emerging standards for multi-factor authentication• Identifying weakest links in IoTs

15:00 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking16:20 How Network Traffic Analysis Will Stop Malicious Malware and Cyber Attack

PETER CROLLDirector Information Security Services eHealth (CISO NSW Health)

16:45 Defending Security for IOTs

• An architectural and a planned approach • Deploying IOTs for enhancing agility• Leveraging Security as an business enabler

ABHIJITT MUKHARJJIGroup Information Security ArchitectDowner

17:10 Cyber Threats in Aviation, Utilities and Critical Infrastructure Sectors: How Hackers and Terrorists Are Targeting Security Vulnerabilities

17:30 Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman

TRAVIS CHEHABTechnical Director - Cyber Security Lead Australia & New ZealandAECOM

17:05 Champagne Networking

After a long day of learning, benchmarking, and planning, unwind and mingle with your peers


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The Next Stage of Cyber Attacks with RansomWare Cyber Security in Government

16:20 CyberMed: Strategies to Detect and Prevent Cyber Attacks into Healthcare Data and Support Systems

ANTHONY KITZELMANNChief Information Security OfficerAustralian Digital Health Agency

16:45 Cyber Threats to Energy Grids

NICK GOODWINTechnical Director - Digital Governance, Risk and Compliance for Cyber SecurityGHD

• “Amid increased privatisation, supply chain outsourcing, and the shift in our international investment profile, Australia’s national critical infrastructure is more exposed to ever to sabotage, espionage and coercion” – Attorney-General Office

• Critical infrastructure and operational technology are emerging as accessible and attractive targets to malicious actors• This presentation will consider threats and vulnerabilities to modern Aviation, Utilities and Critical Infrastructure Sectors and

introduce AECOM’s Converged ResilienceTM model in building resilience for critical infrastructure

• ADHA journey - operationalisation of cyber capabilities to protect the MyHealth Record

NEW THREAT VECTORS AND MALICIOUS ATTACKS

09:00 Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer

09:15 Keynote: New Threat Vectors for Enterprises

MICHELLE PRICECEO The Australian Cyber Security Growth Network


DAY TWO - 6 JUNE 2019

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09:45 Trust in the Cyber Security Landscape

STEVEN YORKGeneral Manager, Group Risk Innovation and Chief Security OfficerBank of Queensland

• Changing world of trust• BOQ response to the cyber landscape• People still at the heart of the issue

10:30 Increasingly Evasive Malware: How Malwares Are Now Bypassing Cyber Security Defences with Socially Engineered Malwares

10:15 Morning Refreshments & Networking Session

RISING THREATS OF MALWARES

11:00 Securing Privileged Access in the Cloud

11:30 How Endpoint Detection and Response Are Transforming Cyber Security and Preventing Malicious Threats

12:00 Panel: The Challenge of Protecting IoTs


12:30 Lunch & Networking

13:30 Cloud Security Vulnerabilities Threats & Control Strategy

14:00 Emerging New Standards for Multi-Factor Authentication

SUCHIT MISHRAHead of Information Security Grab

DIANA VOLEREPrincipal Solution Architect, Identity Impact Team Saviynt Inc.

• Modern, identity-based approach to hybrid privileged access• Governance and auditing for privileged access in the cloud• Lean architecture for deployment ease

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15:30 Keys to Preventing Data Breaches During Cyber Attacks

14:30 Container Security

DAVID GRICE Technical Security ConsultantANZ

• On-premise use of containers as well as in cloud • Threats at each layer and the solution • Adopting successfully to changes in processes security

15:00 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

• Securing applications & supporting infrastructure in a rapidly evolving and agile environment is extremely hard• Taking a first principles approach to security is key in a hyper growth start up • Discuss tools and techniques that incentivize engineering teams to adopt a proactive security stance

16:00 DevSecOps: Incorporating Security into DevOps to Reduce Software Risk

SUCHIT MISHRAHead of Information Security Grab

16:30 Panel: New Cyber Threat Vectors in Government Departments

ANDREW DOWSEDirector Defence Research and EngagementEdith Cowan University


ASAF AHMADChief Information Security OfficerNSW Fire Brigades

DAVID WATTS Professor of Information Law and Policy La Trobe University

• What does Cyber Security Protection mean for the average retail business • Brand impacts :-protecting customer data• Its not if you’ll be attacked its when and if you’ll know about it• Global companies and GDPR considerations

STEVE CHURCHHead of IT PANDORA

17:00 The Importance of maintaining Cyber Security while winning hearts and minds of your end/ business users

17:30 Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman

Enjoy a glass of champagne whilst networking with other

like-minded individuals on topics that are of most interest to you

and fellow delegates.

5 JUNE, EVENING: CHAMPAGNE NETWORKING SESSION

Industries Job Titles (including and not limited to):• Chief Information Security Officer• Chief Technology Officer• Chief Information Officer

Head/Directors/Managers/Engineers of: • IT• Technology• Compliance• Data• Network• Systems• Cyber Protection• Risk Management• Governance• Software

• Solution Architect• Security • ICT• Developers• Cloud• Technical• Enterprise Architect• Infrastructure• Delivery• Web

SENIORITY LEVEL OF DELEGATES

Vice President / Director /

General Manager

Board / C-Level / President / Managing

Director

Head of Department

Manager

40% 30% 15% 15%

16DISCOVER

WHO YOU WILL MEETAT THE CONFERENCE



Who You Will Meet:



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MySecurity MarketPlace, powered by MySecurity Media is a dedicated marketplace connecting industry and enterprise professionals to the latest events, education, technology and media platforms across a global security domain.

Website: www.mysecuritymarketplace.com

StorageCraft Technology Corporation provides best-in-class business continuity solutions for IT environments. StorageCraft® delivers backup, disaster recovery, system migration, data protection, and cloud services to help businesses recover anytime, anywhere. With our award-winning solutions, you and your clients can recover quickly and easily following any disaster, great or small.

Located in Draper, Utah, U.S.A., StorageCraft was founded in 2003. The legendary reliability of the StorageCraft® Recover-Ability™ solution benefits small-to-midsize businesses and large enterprises alike, as well as original network manufacturers and our network of certified StorageCraft partners—including managed service providers, value-added resellers, and authorized distributors. For more information, please visit www.storagecraft.com.

Honeywell is the leading provider of cybersecurity solutions that protect industrial assets, operations and people from digital-age threats. With more than 15 years of cybersecurity expertise and more than 50 years of industrial domain expertise, Honeywell combines proven cybersecurity technology and industrial know-how to maximize productivity, reliability and safety. We provide innovative cybersecurity software, services and solutions to industrial and critical infrastructure customers around the world that protect industrial assets, operations and people.

To know more, visit www.becybersecure.com

Saviynt is a leading provider of Identity Governance & Administration solution. Saviynt enables enterprises to secure applications, data and infrastructure for Cloud (AWS, Salesforce, Workday) and Enterprise (SAP, Oracle EBS). Saviynt combines traditional identity management with identity analytics, preventive security controls and privileged access governance to deliver next-generation IGA solution.

Website: https://saviynt.com/

My Security Media has grown to become a well respected media group dedicated to the security and technology industry. Founded in Australia in 2006, the company has grown to be a primary source of information and reference for security industry professionals, as well as end-users.

We engage, educate and listen to our audience across multiple channels to provide quality, trusted content and the best market reach, globally. Website: www.mysecuritymedia.com

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CANCELLATIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONSOnce we have received your booking, the place(s) are confirmed. No refunds will be made for any cancellations, however, program credits of equivalent value only applicable for Clariden Global events will be provided. Credits can only be redeemed for 1 program and is valid for only one (1) year from date of issue.Substitution with a qualified candidate is allowed by providing at least 5 working days of advance notice to Clariden Global. One time substitution is allowed with no charges. Subsequent substitutions will be charged 10% admin fee.

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PLEASE NOTE: CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED reserves the r ight to change the content and timing of the programme, the speakers and the date and venue due to reasons beyond their control. If in the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED will refund the full amount and disclaim any further liability.ENQUIRIES: If you have any queries about registration or payment please do not hesitate to contact our client services department on +61 3 9909 7310.PRIVATE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT: Any information provided by you in relation to this event is being collected by CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED and will be held in the strictest confidence. It will be added to our database for the primary purpose of providing you with information about future events and services.Visit us at www.claridenglobal.com for upcoming events

An invoice and registration confirmation will be sent within 7 days, please contact us if you have not heard from us within 7 days. Payment can be made by credit card, by bank transfer or by cheque made payable to “CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED”.

ALL PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED IN ADVANCE OF THE EVENT.

BY CHEQUE / BANK DRAFT :Made payable to CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED and mail to: 3 International Business Park, #04-29, Nordic European Centre, Singapore 609927.BY TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER TO:Bank Name: Standard Chartered BankBank Code: 7144Bank Branch Code: 001Bank Address: 6 Battery Road, #01-01 Singapore 049909Bank Account No: 0107775042Bank Account name: CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITEDSWIFT Code: SCBLSG22Please note that all bank charges are to be borne by participants. Please ensure Clariden Global International Limited receives the full invoiced amount.Note: Please include invoice number on all payment types and your company’s name in your payment instructions for our reference.CREDIT CARD:To make payment by credit card, please call our client services hotline at +61 3 9909 7310.

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