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eSafety Webinar Series (Part 1): Foundations of online safety and Safety by Design

Join us for the first webinar in our three-part online safety series, presented in partnership with the eSafety Commissioner.

Virtual
CPD Hours: -
Skills Level: -

About this event

This practical session will introduce the Online Safety Act and the Safety by Design framework, equipping technology professionals with the knowledge to better understand their online safety responsibilities and embed safety into digital products and services from the outset.

Pre-event FAQ
 

By attending this session, attendees will:

  • Gain an understanding of the role of the eSafety Commissioner and the Online Safety Act.
  • Learn the core principles of the Safety by Design framework and how they apply across the product lifecycle.
  • Understand their online safety responsibilities and regulatory obligations.
  • Discover practical ways to embed safety into digital products and services.
  • Participate in a live Q&A with an eSafety expert.


Agenda

  • Introduction to the eSafety Commissioner and the Online Safety Act (OSA)
  • Introduction to the Safety by Design principles and how they apply across the product lifecycle
  • Understanding regulatory obligations under the Online Safety Act
  • Q&A and discussion


Speakers

Ellen O'Brien

Industry Insights and Enablement, eSafety Commissioner

 

Catherine Rewha

Industry Supervisor, eSafety Commissioner

Speakers

Speaker
Ellen O'Brien
Speaker
Ellen O'Brien
Ellen O’Brien is an Assistant Manager at the Office of the eSafety Commissioner, where she leads work advancing the Safety by Design initiative. She works with industry to embed proactive, human centred safety practices into the design and development of digital products and services, helping prevent online harms before they occur. Ellen has contributed to the development of practical frameworks, guidance and resources that support technology companies to uplift safety across the sector. Her work emphasises accountability, transparency and user empowerment, translating these principles into actionable tools that drive safer, more inclusive online environments for Australians.
Speaker
Catherine Rewha
Speaker
Catherine Rewha
Catherine Rewha is an Industry Supervisor at eSafety, overseeing the compliance of major technology companies with Australia's Online Safety Act. She brings a decade of experience in the technology industry, spanning strategy and digital transformation. Her industry expertise provides a strong foundation into the technological systems used in platform operations and engaging with regulated entities on complex compliance issues.
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Disclaimer

  • ACS reserves the right to change the program at any time. Every effort will be made to ensure a program of equivalent standard and members are updated with changes.
  • All dietary requirements are considered, however we cannot guarantee a 100% allergen free environment.
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