Your Move: A Cyber Scenario
A cyber scenario, a room full of decisions, and no script for what happens next
Member $20.00
Member-Concessional $20.00
Non-Member $30.00
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About this event
Cyber incidents rarely follow a neat playbook. When an attack happens, leaders are forced to make fast decisions with incomplete information, competing priorities and real consequences.
This premium, sit-down breakfast will put attendees in the room as a cyber incident unfolds in real time. Featuring an expert panel and an interactive, scenario-based role play, the session will move beyond theory to explore what actually happens when an organisation is hacked - and what leaders need to do next.
Rather than simply hearing about cyber risk, attendees will experience it.
Our panel will take on key roles throughout a simulated cyber incident, responding to new information, making critical decisions and navigating the pressure that comes with a live crisis. The scenario will evolve throughout the breakfast, giving attendees an opportunity to consider what they would do, challenge the decisions being made and learn from the expertise in the room.
What to Expect
🛡️ A cyber hack, played out in real time - Follow a realistic scenario as an organisation discovers, responds to and manages a cyber incident
🛡️ Expert perspectives - Hear from experienced cyber and business leaders as they navigate the scenario and explain the thinking behind their decisions.
🛡️ Leadership under pressure - Explore the decisions, trade-offs and communication challenges that emerge when the technical problem becomes a business crisis.
🛡️ Audience participation - Consider what you would do, test your judgement against the panel and see how your decisions compare.
🛡️ Practical takeaways - Walk away with a stronger understanding of cyber risk, incident response and the role leaders play before, during and after an attack.
Eat. Watch. Decide. Respond.
Come for breakfast. Stay for the hack.
You won't just hear what organisations should do when a cyber incident occurs - you'll see what happens when the decisions have to be made in the moment.
Event Schedule
7:00am – Registration & informal networking
7:30am – Welcome
7:40am – Breakfast
7:50am – Panel Scenario
8:40am – Event Wrap Up & Networking
9:15am – Event Close
TICKETING:
ACS Members will receive a discounted price. If you would like to become an ACS Member today, please join HERE.
For Non-ACS Members, purchase two non-member tickets and use the code 'ACSNMCYBER' to receive your second ticket half price.
For ACS Members looking to purchase 3 or more tickets, please contact ACS Victoria at acs.vic@acs.org.au for discounted tickets.
**Please note, this event is not available to complimentary student members.
Speakers
Daisy Wong is the Head of Security Awareness at one of Australia’s largest private health insurance companies. A seasoned cybersecurity professional with over eight years of experience across Government, Finance, and Retail industries, she combines expertise in marketing and behavioural studies to simplify complex security concepts into clear, actionable insights. Passionate about fostering a strong security culture, Daisy is dedicated to educating employees and customers on protecting themselves from cyber threats.
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