ACS Half Day Summit: What's new in Cyber Security?
The Cyber Security Summit is a half day multi speaker event aimed at providing ICT professionals with contemporary, industry leading knowledge and skills on how to implement best practice cyber security.
Technology Park Function Centre (Seminar Room 2), 2 Brodie-Hall Drive, Bentley, WA, 6102
Wed 26 Feb 2020 08:30 AM AWST
Duration: 3.5 hours
Register by Wed 26 Feb 2020 08:30 AM AWST
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CPD Hours: 3
Skills Level: Penetration testing (PENT) -> Level 4
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The half day summit will provide delegates with an update on the latest tools, technology and practices in Cyber Security. There will be three sessions covering the following topics: -
Session 1: Latest development in ISMS (Information Security Management System) - Presented by Terry Walsh
- What makes up a security program (ISMS)?
- What is needed to have a true defence in depth strategy?
- Information security management system (ISMS)
- Cyber Security – concerns, trends and facts (the last 12 months)
- Changing shape of research
- Critical infrastructure
- Digital Forensics
- Secure Systems
- Case studies
- Shipping
- Drones
- Anti-Machine Learning
- Does your organisation need it?
- SOAR as a service - how it’s not just about protection but detection and response
- How do end customers put this into practice?
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Speakers
Speaker
Adam Bennett
Adam Bennett, CEO at Red Piranha
Both a professional project manager and ethical hacker, Adam has studied Computer Science and Information Security at AMTC, MIT, and Charles Sturt University. With over 20 years in professional management – a decade of those spent in the security and risk management industry – Adam has previously held positions on the board of Australian listed public companies and is the chair of the business development committee of Electronic Frontiers Australia; he is also a member of the Linux Foundation, ISACA. Adam now sits at the helm of Red Piranha, Australia’s only dedicated next-generation firewall manufacturer (United Threat Management solutions).
Both a professional project manager and ethical hacker, Adam has studied Computer Science and Information Security at AMTC, MIT, and Charles Sturt University. With over 20 years in professional management – a decade of those spent in the security and risk management industry – Adam has previously held positions on the board of Australian listed public companies and is the chair of the business development committee of Electronic Frontiers Australia; he is also a member of the Linux Foundation, ISACA. Adam now sits at the helm of Red Piranha, Australia’s only dedicated next-generation firewall manufacturer (United Threat Management solutions).
Speaker
Mike Johnstone
Mike Johnstone, Associate Professor at ECU
Mike is an Associate Professor at the School of Science at Edith Cowan University where he teaches secure programming and advanced software engineering. As a senior member of the Security Research Institute at ECU his work on resilient systems covers secure development methodologies, wireless sensor networks and the security of IoT devices with a focus on critical infrastructure. With over 30 years of experience in ICT, he provides consultancy services in cyber security for private industry, government and research organisations and has held various IT roles including programmer, systems analyst, project manager and network manager before moving to academia.
Mike serves on various cyber-related conference committees and is the current chair of the Australian Information Security Management conference. He is also the theme lead for Network Forensics-Response to Emerging Threats in the Industry-driven, Federally-funded Cyber Security Co-operative Research Centre.
Mike is an Associate Professor at the School of Science at Edith Cowan University where he teaches secure programming and advanced software engineering. As a senior member of the Security Research Institute at ECU his work on resilient systems covers secure development methodologies, wireless sensor networks and the security of IoT devices with a focus on critical infrastructure. With over 30 years of experience in ICT, he provides consultancy services in cyber security for private industry, government and research organisations and has held various IT roles including programmer, systems analyst, project manager and network manager before moving to academia.
Mike serves on various cyber-related conference committees and is the current chair of the Australian Information Security Management conference. He is also the theme lead for Network Forensics-Response to Emerging Threats in the Industry-driven, Federally-funded Cyber Security Co-operative Research Centre.
Speaker
Tony Marceddo
Tony Marceddo, Director at Institute for Securing Digital Futures
Tony Marceddo as the Director leads the strategy and development of the Institute for Securing Digital Futures (ISDF), a new whole-of-institution interdisciplinary research institute that builds on ECU’s existing strengths in cyber security, digital forensics, network security, information warfare, and physical and infrastructure security. Tony has demonstrated his skills as a trusted business manager, and program director through over 30-years leadership experience spanning numerous industries including the Defence, Intelligence, Space, Cyber and Communication sectors. In his previous role, Tony served as General Manager of Vault Cloud, leading the development and implementation of Vault’s’ operational strategy and ensuring the smooth running of the governance of the company. Previously, Tony was General Manager of Australian Intelligence and Cyber Security at Northrop Grumman. He was responsible for the incorporation of M5 Network Security into Northrop Grumman operations. The integration included the delivery of key projects to the Defence industry. Previously, Tony spent over 25 years working for Government in range of management roles in Defence Intelligence.
Tony’s achievements in the Defence and Intelligence sectors have been recognised by the Australian and United States Intelligence communities. Tony has been awarded a United States Intelligence Medallion and an Australian Intelligence Community Medallion.
Tony Marceddo as the Director leads the strategy and development of the Institute for Securing Digital Futures (ISDF), a new whole-of-institution interdisciplinary research institute that builds on ECU’s existing strengths in cyber security, digital forensics, network security, information warfare, and physical and infrastructure security. Tony has demonstrated his skills as a trusted business manager, and program director through over 30-years leadership experience spanning numerous industries including the Defence, Intelligence, Space, Cyber and Communication sectors. In his previous role, Tony served as General Manager of Vault Cloud, leading the development and implementation of Vault’s’ operational strategy and ensuring the smooth running of the governance of the company. Previously, Tony was General Manager of Australian Intelligence and Cyber Security at Northrop Grumman. He was responsible for the incorporation of M5 Network Security into Northrop Grumman operations. The integration included the delivery of key projects to the Defence industry. Previously, Tony spent over 25 years working for Government in range of management roles in Defence Intelligence.
Tony’s achievements in the Defence and Intelligence sectors have been recognised by the Australian and United States Intelligence communities. Tony has been awarded a United States Intelligence Medallion and an Australian Intelligence Community Medallion.
Speaker
Terry Walsh
Agenda
Schedule
Activity
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
Registration Open
9:00 AM - 9:15 AM
Opening Address
9:15 AM - 9:50 AM
Session 1 - Latest development in ISMS (Information Security Management System)
9:50 AM - 10:15 AM
Morning Tea
10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Session 2 - Securing our Digital Future
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Session 3 - SOAR as a service (Protect, Detect, Respond)
11:45 AM - 12:00 PM
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