ACS QLD (in person) Regional Roadshow - Rockhampton Queensland
Join the ACS Queensland Central Queensland Chapter and the local Rockhampton ICT community for an evening of education on the latest in cyber security and transformation of legacy systems.
Quality Regent Hotel, 192 Bolsover St, Rockhampton, QLD
Thu 11 Mar 2021 05:00 PM AEST
Duration: 3.0 hours
Member $0.00
Member-Concessional $0.00
Non-Member $0.00
Register by Mon 08 Mar 2021 12:33 PM AEST
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CPD Hours: 2
Skills Level: Information security (SCTY) -> Level 3
About this event
PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENT IS IN-PERSON AND NOT AVAILABLE BY WEBINAR.
Why 2021 might be forever known as the year of the “Breach”…
The cybercrime environment is one of the most dynamic and evolving ecosystems on the planet. It has been for too long “categorised” into defined elements that allow us to interpret our adversaries, and thereby our “victim potential”. “Those nation threat actors aren’t concerned with me – they target governments!” This malaise couldn’t be further from the truth. Recent indictments issued by the US Department of Justice provide definitive evidence that cybercriminals are agile, capable and motivated by point in time objectives – be it money, ideology, political or military direction. By taking a journey of some of the more definitive breaches in recent times we may garner an insight into what we can expect in the future. Areas to be explored include:
Cybercriminals – who’s going to stop them?
Executive Director, Cultural Cyber Security.
Following Brian's presentation, Tessa Holland, Education Lead, Codebots will present on a practical how-to guide on modernising legacy systems. She will show how you can go about recreating existing software (or paper-based) systems and translate them onto a modern tech stack. This talk covers how you can take advantage of the process to make improvements; how you can be certain that you don’t forget anything, and how you can stop your system from becoming legacy again in the future.
This talk also introduces Codebots, a cloud-based software builder, which follows the principles of model-driven development to make the creation and maintenance process of owning an app significantly easier. See how you can use Codebots to complete a basic legacy migration in the space of a few hours.
Registrations: 5:00pm for 5:30pm start
Light refreshments will be provided
Why 2021 might be forever known as the year of the “Breach”…
The cybercrime environment is one of the most dynamic and evolving ecosystems on the planet. It has been for too long “categorised” into defined elements that allow us to interpret our adversaries, and thereby our “victim potential”. “Those nation threat actors aren’t concerned with me – they target governments!” This malaise couldn’t be further from the truth. Recent indictments issued by the US Department of Justice provide definitive evidence that cybercriminals are agile, capable and motivated by point in time objectives – be it money, ideology, political or military direction. By taking a journey of some of the more definitive breaches in recent times we may garner an insight into what we can expect in the future. Areas to be explored include:
Cybercriminals – who’s going to stop them?
- Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic – how secure was the response
- The growth of the Dark Web
- Are we about to see a growth in cyber espionage?
- Could nation state be converging with national commercial interests to a level never seen?
- The ever-burgeoning growth of GRC – the regulatory and legislative influence
- Supply chain and 3rd party providers – is there a solution to the challenge?
- Let’s get the fundamentals right.
Executive Director, Cultural Cyber Security.
Following Brian's presentation, Tessa Holland, Education Lead, Codebots will present on a practical how-to guide on modernising legacy systems. She will show how you can go about recreating existing software (or paper-based) systems and translate them onto a modern tech stack. This talk covers how you can take advantage of the process to make improvements; how you can be certain that you don’t forget anything, and how you can stop your system from becoming legacy again in the future.
This talk also introduces Codebots, a cloud-based software builder, which follows the principles of model-driven development to make the creation and maintenance process of owning an app significantly easier. See how you can use Codebots to complete a basic legacy migration in the space of a few hours.
Registrations: 5:00pm for 5:30pm start
Light refreshments will be provided
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Speakers
Speaker
Tessa Holland
Tessa Holland is the Education Lead at Codebots. Since 2015, she has worked alongside many companies and organisations to modernise their old software systems, taking their legacy processes and redesigning them into software built on modern tech-stacks. Currently, she works teaching people about the Codebots Platform, helping them onboard and getting themselves ready to migrate.
Speaker
Brian Hay APM
Brian has a rare blend of cyber security skills and business attributes. Long considered a Thought Leader in the world of Cyber Security and no doubt you’ve seen Brian interviewed regularly in the media, he learned his craft not from the technical demands of the industry but rather by focusing on the activities of organised crime and cyber criminals. Brian brings a wealth of security experience and has a proven record of partnering with industry’s for innovative solutions to difficult problems. Recently with Unisys as Lead CISO Advisor APAC, Security he was responsible for managing and developing Unisys’ Security Consulting business for Asia Pacific, while delivering operational and service excellence.
Prior to joining Unisys, Brian was General Manager, Security for Dimension Data, Australia. Prior to this Brian was Detective Superintendent at Queensland Police, where he served 35 years. Since 2004, he has worked extensively in the area of financial, identity and cybercrime. He was Commander of the Queensland Police Fraud & Cyber Crime Group, Chair of the Australia New Zealand Police Advisory Agency’s eCrime Working Group, a pivotal driver of the Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network, and member of the Federal Attorney-General’s National Cybercrime Working Group.
Prior to joining Unisys, Brian was General Manager, Security for Dimension Data, Australia. Prior to this Brian was Detective Superintendent at Queensland Police, where he served 35 years. Since 2004, he has worked extensively in the area of financial, identity and cybercrime. He was Commander of the Queensland Police Fraud & Cyber Crime Group, Chair of the Australia New Zealand Police Advisory Agency’s eCrime Working Group, a pivotal driver of the Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network, and member of the Federal Attorney-General’s National Cybercrime Working Group.
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