Cyber Supply Chain Security: Dispelling Myths and Taking Action
This webinar will give senior leaders, IT professionals, and emerging experts practical tips to improve their understanding and actions in managing supply chain risks.
Teams Webinar
Thu 31 Oct 2024 12:00 PM AEDT
Duration: 1.0 hours
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Non-Member $15.00
Register by Wed 30 Oct 2024 09:33 AM AEDT
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CPD Hours: 1
Skills Level: Information security (SCTY) -> Level 4
About this event
Supply Chain Security - We’ll share global insights from Estonia and Singapore, along with real-world stories from Cisco. Join us for this important discussion, wrapping up Cyber Awareness Month this October 2024.
Our panel of experts will provide practical advice on managing risks, implementing security measures, and ensuring business continuity.
Discover how effective policies, cutting-edge technology, and strong human practices can strengthen your supply chain's resilience. Attendees will leave with actionable tips on how to integrate these strategies for a more secure and reliable supply chain.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and take action!
Panelists:
Kersti Eesmaa - Ambassador for Women in Cyber Security, WorkPath Australia (WPA), former Ambassador of Estonia to Australia
Matt Carling -National Cybersecurity Advisor - Cisco Australia
Anthony Lim - Director - Center for Strategic Cyberspace + International Studies (CSCIS), Singapore
Facilitator:
Eric Nguyen - Canberra branch committee member
Our panel of experts will provide practical advice on managing risks, implementing security measures, and ensuring business continuity.
Discover how effective policies, cutting-edge technology, and strong human practices can strengthen your supply chain's resilience. Attendees will leave with actionable tips on how to integrate these strategies for a more secure and reliable supply chain.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and take action!
Panelists:
Kersti Eesmaa - Ambassador for Women in Cyber Security, WorkPath Australia (WPA), former Ambassador of Estonia to Australia
Matt Carling -National Cybersecurity Advisor - Cisco Australia
Anthony Lim - Director - Center for Strategic Cyberspace + International Studies (CSCIS), Singapore
Facilitator:
Eric Nguyen - Canberra branch committee member
Speakers
Panellist
Kersti Eesmaa
Ambassador for Women in Cyber Security
Ms. Kersti Eesmaa is the Ambassador for the Republic of Estonia in Canberra since August 2019. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Tartu and Master Degree from Estonian Business School with honors in Business Consultations. She started working at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia in 1996 and over the years has served there as the Director General of two departments, namely Department for Human Resources and most recently, over the period of 5 years in Consular Department. Ms. Eesmaa has been posted at the Estonian UN delegation in Geneva and at the Permanent Representation of Estonia to EU in Brussels, covering international trade issues during both postings.
Panellist
Matthew Carling
ANZ Cyber Security Solutions Architect at Cisco Systems
Matt is a National Cybersecurity Advisor for Australia within the Trust Office of Cisco’s Security and Trust Organisation (STO). The STO core missions include protecting Cisco from cyber threat, protecting Cisco products through Cisco’s Trustworthy Systems program, and helping protect Cisco customers. Matt is focused on enabling a broad range of initiatives under these missions including sharing Cisco’s own cyber security experiences and practices with customers.
Matt has held various roles over the last 24 years at Cisco across the services, sales, and engineering organisations covering service provider, enterprise, public sector, and national security and defence domains.
Matt holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Computer Engineering (University of Canberra), Graduate Diploma in Management Sciences (University of Canberra), and a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity (Charles Sturt University). Matt is also CISSP and CIPP/E certified.
Matt has held various roles over the last 24 years at Cisco across the services, sales, and engineering organisations covering service provider, enterprise, public sector, and national security and defence domains.
Matt holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Computer Engineering (University of Canberra), Graduate Diploma in Management Sciences (University of Canberra), and a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity (Charles Sturt University). Matt is also CISSP and CIPP/E certified.
Panellist
Anthony Lim
Director, Singapore The Centre for Strategic Cyberspace + International Studies
Anthony is a pioneer of cyber-security and governance in Singapore and the Asia Pacific region, with over 25 years’ professional experience, as a business executive, consultant, instructor, auditor, advocate, mentor, academic and CISO.
He has held inaugural senior regional business leadership roles at Check Point, IBM and CA (now Broadcom), and was principal consultant at Fortinet. He co-authored an acclaimed international professional certification for cloud security, and managed some very large national-level cybersecurity assessment projects in the region.
Anthony is an instructor and content developer for some universities, professional institutions, industry certifications, and also for government & commercial organisations. He has presented at many government, business, industry and academic seminars, committees, executive roundtables, workshops, trainings in Asia and America, and appears often on TV, radio, print and internet news and media.
He sits on for industry awards and scholarships boards, is an ISO-27001 Lead Auditor and a Life Alumni member of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
He has held inaugural senior regional business leadership roles at Check Point, IBM and CA (now Broadcom), and was principal consultant at Fortinet. He co-authored an acclaimed international professional certification for cloud security, and managed some very large national-level cybersecurity assessment projects in the region.
Anthony is an instructor and content developer for some universities, professional institutions, industry certifications, and also for government & commercial organisations. He has presented at many government, business, industry and academic seminars, committees, executive roundtables, workshops, trainings in Asia and America, and appears often on TV, radio, print and internet news and media.
He sits on for industry awards and scholarships boards, is an ISO-27001 Lead Auditor and a Life Alumni member of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Facilitator
Eric Nguyen
Elected Committee Member
With 20 years of customer-focused experience, I have collaborated with stakeholders from various backgrounds in both private and public sectors. I specialise in optimizing resources to drive operational excellence and enhance outcomes, utilising process automation, business analytics, and LEAN methodologies.
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