Safeguarding Information Assets in the Digital World
Cybersecurity
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About this event
Australia is at the forefront of the digital revolution, safeguarding sensitive financial and personal data has become imperative in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Join ACS and guest speaker, Dave Cowan, Chief Information Security Officer, Challenger, for an insightful exploration of the critical intersection between cybersecurity, digital information, resilience and regulatory requirements as he discusses the cybersecurity posture of the financial sector to safeguard the integrity of financial systems.
During this presentation Dave Cowan will
- Discover innovative cybersecurity technologies and solutions tailored to the financial management sector, including Cyber Operational Resilience Intelligence-led exercises (CORIE), AI/machine learning/behavioural analysis, and Cyber Risk Quantification, and their role in enhancing data protection and resilience.
- discuss the evolving cybersecurity threats facing financial institutions and their potential impact on financial stability and trust.
- Gain insights into developing robust incident response plans and crisis management protocols to mitigate the impact of cyber incidents and ensure business continuity in the face of cyber-attacks.
Whether you're a financial manager, cybersecurity professional, regulatory authority, or industry stakeholder, this event offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of cybersecurity challenges in financial management and exchange insights with peers and experts.
Speakers
Dave has 27 years of experience in the IT/Information Security industry and has worked in Australia, New Zealand, and the UK for leading international companies.
Dave is currently the Chief Information Security Officer at Challenger an investment management company with a vision of providing its customers with financial security for retirement. Dave is responsible for the strategic leadership and direction of the Information Security, Technology Risk, Identity Access Management and Business Resilience functions across the organisation, ensuring the people, processes, and technology are all operating effectively to mitigate the risk of security incidents impacting Challenger and the wider ecosystem.
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