Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion
How Cybersecurity Issues Impact Domestic and International Businesses
Shamane Tan
CGO, Privasec
Jonathan Armstrong
Partner, Cordery Compliance
Dudley Kneller
Partner, Gadens
Shamane Tanr
CGO, Privasec
Jonathan Armstrong
Partner, Cordery Compliance
Dudley Kneller
Partner, Gadens
Ben Symons
Barrister, The 36 Group
Naomi Burley
CEO, GRC Institute
Naomi Burley
CEO, GRC Institute
Ben Symons
Barrister, The 36 Group
Duration: 60 Minutes
Duration: 60 Minutes
Available On-Demand
How Cybersecurity Issues Impact Domestic and International Businesses
Join this panel discussion with LexisNexis and Camms as we delve into international cybersecurity issues. Register now to hear what our global industry panellists and experts have to say about how cybersecurity issues impact domestic and international businesses.
The webinar includes case study examples on how businesses have mitigated their risk using best-in-class processes. Save your seat now to walk away with value-adding business insights to stay ahead of contemporary cyber threats.
Session Includes:
- Current cyber security issues affecting Australian and UK businesses.
- Impacts towards these businesses; both domestically and internationally.
- How these businesses could mitigate cyber security risks.
Presented by
Shamane Tan
CGO, Privasec
Shamane Tan works with the c-suite and executives on their strategy in uplifting their corporate security posture. She enjoys using her commercial mindset coupled with her technical background, to help bridge business gaps. Throughout her career, Shamane has partnered directly with CISOs, CIOs, CTOs and Global Heads to help both enterprises and smaller companies in APAC with their growth strategy. Shamane is the author of the book Cyber Risk Leaders: Global C-Suite Insights – Leadership and Influence in the Cyber Age, a business handbook containing rich insights from 70+ CxOs across industries, exploring the art of communication with executives.
Jonathan Armstrong
Partner, Cordery Compliance
Jonathan is a lawyer helping multinational clients with risk and compliance across Europe. His recent projects include helping with working from home & COVID-19 compliance, investigations of various shapes and sizes, data breaches (including major ransomware attacks), helping clients prepare for appearances before the UK Parliamentary enquiries, GDPR & data transfer, UK Bribery Act 2010, slavery, ESG & supply chain issues, helping businesses move sales online or enter new markets, launch of innovative new products and services as well as ethics and compliance code implementation, amongst many aspects.
Dudley Kneller
Partner, Gadens
Dudley is a lawyer and board director who specialises in technology, intellectual property, cyber risk and privacy projects and advice in Australia and overseas. He has experience in Australia and Europe having advised on transactions for both Australian and international companies in the Netherlands, India, United States, and across South America. Dudley has particular expertise in cyber security, privacy and data breach response, ransomware attack response, complex IT/Telco project and agreement work for vendors and customers, regulatory advice – Privacy, SPAM, Fintech, technology startups and AI, blockchain and crypto currency amongst many other things.
Naomi Burley
CEO, GRC Institute
Naomi is the current Managing Director of the GRC Institute. Working with compliance and risk management professionals closely over the past fifteen years and participating in numerous industry discussion groups looking at issues and resources needing to be built, Naomi is passionate about the value of compliance and those undertaking the work to build and embed compliance frameworks in organisations. Part of her role with the GRC Institute is to advocate on behalf of members with their organisations, regulators and government to help them understand this inherent value and how to better achieve their desired strategic and operational outcomes by harnessing the talents, skills and knowledge of our GRCI members.
Ben Symons
Barrister, The 36 Group
Ben is an experienced Barrister with a demonstrated history of giving advice and undertaking litigation across tax and commercial matters. His expertise lies in cyber law and crypto law.
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