ACS Tech: Increasing your Cyber Resilience
Learn from Cyber Security expert Ashwin Pal, director of Cyber Security at Unisys, who will share his expertise on the critical need for cyber resilience for businesses
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About this event
Amongst the many actions highlighted in the report, one of the most important ones is about the responsibilities of Australian businesses to secure their products and services and protect their customers from known cyber vulnerabilities.
Learn from Cyber Security expert Ashwin Pal who will share his expertise on Cyber Resilience.
With the evolving threat landscape, taking a protective stance is no longer enough or viable. Transformational CISOs must accept the fact that breaches are inevitable and they have to be ready to detect, respond and recover from a breach. A move from cyber protection to cyber resilience is critical.
In his presentation, Ashwin will answer two critical questions – “How Do I Know If We Have Been Compromised?” and “How Do I Stop Us Being Compromised?”. We will discuss how to conduct compromise assessments, understanding and responding to a common attack, what part zero trust plays in cyber resilience and the need to get strategic in your approach.
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Speakers
With 22 years under his belt, Ashwin is an experienced and qualified CISO responsible for running the Unisys security business within the APAC region. He is also responsible for leading and delivering security engagements to C level executives within the region ensuring the successful delivery of client security programs. Ashwin is able to bring strategic business value right through to technology level consultancy and implementation. Areas of expertise include IT security and risk management, IS Strategic Planning, IT Disaster Recovery, and enterprise level architecture across all aspects of security.
Ashwin is also an accomplished public speaker and writer featured many security events and publications.
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