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Join our national cyber security sponsor Kordia as they explore the board’s role in a cyber incident
Geopolitical events and increased remote working has led to more sophisticated and persistent cyber-attacks globally. No doubt you will have also read the media reports of multiple ransomware attacks over the past 18 months, impacting New Zealand businesses. Being prepared has become even more important with the mandatory data breach notifications and new criminal offences introduced into the NZ Privacy Act late 2020 and overseas legislation too.
This event will cover the board’s role in a cyber incident plus we’ll hear from experts at the coalface of cyber incident response and planning. It will also cover key questions to ask to be better prepared in responding to and minimising the impact of a damaging cyber security incident.
Chief Information Security Officer and Independent Director
Hilary used to work for Mi5 in London and the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympic Games leading the Information Security programme. She is Chief Information Security Officer of the Kordia Group responsible for the business-critical connectivity, cyber security and cloud solutions for clients in both Australia and New Zealand. Her background is in organisational psychology, security and risk management she was also a uniformed Officer in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. She has written a book and developed an App on how to improve Security Culture. Hilary is a founder of the 'New Zealand Digital Leaders Network' (NZDLN) and the 'Digital Culture Ideas' Network. Through her Podcast series, YouTube and LinkedIn channels she is a thought leader on culture change, digital transformation, IT security and cybersafe parenting.
Incident response Manager for Kordia’s Cyber Defence Operations
As Incident Response Manager for Kordia’s Cyber Defence Operations, Conan plays an integral role helping businesses detect, prepare, respond and recover from cyber-attacks on a daily basis.
Conan spent 24 years in law enforcement with NZ Police, leaving as Acting Detective Senior Sergeant where he was a subject matter expert in cyber security and cyber crime related matters.
He also lectures in cyber prevention and response to UK Customs, Unitec and NZ Police.
Regional General Manager-Cyber, Kordia
Peter is responsible for helping businesses improve their security posture through cyber security consulting advice and managed services. Based in Wellington offices, Peter manages a team responsible for the security needs of clients across the public and private sectors in New Zealand and Australia.
Peter is a respected thought leader in the cyber security industry and is regularly called upon by media and government to provide both commentary and advice. His involvement in multiple government and corporate forums ensures that he is well-informed on the latest security trends, and he uses his knowledge to brief and help executive teams and boards around the country. He has collaborated extensively with the Institute of Directors and has a wealth of experience and knowledge when talking to directors about cyber risk and its impacts.
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Becky Hare
Auckland Branch Manager
+64 27 642 1099
+64 9 905 4804
Becky.Hare@iod.org.nz
The Auckland branch acknowledges the generous support of
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