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1 Episode 319 Deep Dive: Paul O'Rourke | The New Function Of A CRO And What This Actually Means 33:22
In this episode, we sit down with Paul O’Rourke, Chief Risk Officer at TabCorp, as he explores the evolving function of the Chief Risk Officer (CRO) and what it means for organizations today. Paul highlights the growing necessity for CROs to possess deep technology and cyber risk skills, emphasizing that these competencies are rapidly becoming non-negotiable in tech-reliant industries. He reflects on the historical divide between business and tech risk functions, the importance of alignment and integrated approaches such as fusion centers, and how risk professionals must now balance traditional domains with new challenges like cybercrime, AI, and rapidly emerging threats. Paul O’Rourke commenced as Chief Risk Officer in June 2024. Paul brings a great depth of experience in risk management, including with respect to cybersecurity and technology risk management. Prior to joining Tabcorp, Paul was Managing Director and Partner of Boston Consulting Group where he led their Global Cyber and Digital Risk practice, and was also the Australian Risk Leader. He was previously the Global and Asia Pacific Cybersecurity Leader at PwC, and was Chief Information Security Officer of ANZ Bank Limited. Paul holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Economics) and is a Graduate Member of AICD.…
In this episode, we sit down with Chuck Herrin, Field CISO and Customer Advocate at F5, as he unpacks the evolving threat landscape around APIs and AI in today’s organizations. Chuck explores how APIs have transformed from simple plumbing into the primary attack surface, often outpacing defenders due to historic silos between security and development teams. He highlights the acceleration of vulnerabilities and the widening gap created by tech debt, skill shortages, and the relentless push for innovation. Chuck also discusses the enormous pressure businesses face to adopt AI rapidly, often at the expense of security, and emphasizes the importance of leadership, board-level engagement, and foundational policy shifts to balance speed and safety. Chuck Herrin is the Field CISO of F5. Prior to F5, Chuck was the CTO of Wib, an API security firm that created the second generation of API security solutions designed from the ground up to provide end to end visibility, testing, and context to discover, test, and secure all APIs across a customer ecosystem. Prior to Wib, Chuck spent 19+ years as a CISO in financial services and banking, including SVP and Head of IT Security, Risk, and Compliance for all of AIG’s consumer-facing divisions and EVP and CISO of Texas Capital Bank prior to being named “Most Trusted Bank in America” by Newsweek in 2022. A lifelong learner, Chuck holds a litany of industry certifications gathered over the last 25 years, as well as a bachelor’s degree in biology from Lenoir Rhyne University. When not traveling to events and customer locations, Chuck is based out of his ranch in North Dallas.…
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1 Episode 317 Deep Dive: Norbert Kiss | The Importance Of Securing Machine Identities As Part Of Cybersecurity Strategies 35:53
In this episode, we sit down with Norbert Kiss, Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific, from Delinea, as he unpacks the critical role of securing machine identities within a modern cybersecurity strategy. Norbert explores the immense growth of non-human identities—such as bots, AI agents, and APIs—that now vastly outnumber human identities, and the major risks this brings for organizations. He underscores the importance of starting with visibility and least privilege, noting that many companies lack awareness of just how many machine identities exist in their networks. Norbert discusses the need for parity between human and machine identity governance, the challenges posed by rapid AI adoption, and the importance of balancing robust controls with organizational productivity. Norbert Kiss has been Senior Vice President for Asia Pacific (APAC) at Delinea since January 2024, bringing over 30 years of experience in scaling and leading technology businesses across the region. A seasoned executive, he has a proven track record of driving growth, expanding market presence, and building strategic partnerships in the cybersecurity and technology sectors. Before joining Delinea, Norbert was Vice President, APAC at Grafana Labs, where he significantly expanded the company’s footprint, driving growth and spearheading entry into new geographic markets. Prior to that, as Vice President, APAC at NGINX, he played a pivotal role in establishing the company’s presence in the region, leading its expansion across key markets and overseeing its integration into F5 Networks following its acquisition. Throughout his career, Norbert has held leadership roles at Kemp, WatchGuard, and other prominent technology and cybersecurity firms, consistently demonstrating his expertise in market expansion, business transformation, and navigating the complexities of the APAC region.…
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Martin Creighan (“Martin”) is Vice President, Asia Pacific at Commvault. He is responsible for organisational leadership, change management, business development and human resources for Commvault’s dynamic team in APAC. Martin is a highly experienced professional with a stellar record of achievement in senior leadership roles across the Australian technology sector. Having begun his professional life with the United States Navy, he applied his skills to the cyber security and cloud storage landscape across a range of roles, consistently finding success in sales growth and business development. Martin worked at AT&T for 16 years, rising from the Business Development team to become Vice President and Managing Director for the A/NZ region. He moved from there to a similar leadership position at Citrix, before joining Commvault as the Vice President for Sales in A/NZ. Martin was quickly elevated to the Asia Pacific Vice President role, having gained immense success at elevating the Commvault brand and developing the business at a critical juncture in the company’s evolution.…
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1 Episode 315 Deep Dive: Matt Watts | The Journey From Storage To Intelligent Data Infrastructure 49:45
In this episode, we sit down with Matt Watts, Global Data Expert, as he explores the journey from storage to intelligent data infrastructure. Matt walks us through the four major technology waves that have shaped the industry: modular technologies, virtualization, cloud computing, and the dawn of intelligent data infrastructure driven by AI. He shares insights from his book, reflecting on how each wave brought greater flexibility, innovation, and technical complexity, while also introducing new challenges around data management and technical debt. Matt unpacks the persistent struggle organizations face in managing legacy data, the evolving role of storage in cybersecurity with autonomous ransomware protection, and the impact of regulations like GDPR. He concludes with forward-looking perspectives on quantum computing as the potential fifth wave, detailing its implications for security, networking, and computational power, and emphasizing both the opportunities and responsibilities that come with rapid technological advancement. Matt Watts Matt is increasingly in demand as a keynote speaker, combining his knowledge of the IT industry with anecdotes and stories that bring technology to life with witty, easily understandable examples. Matt project Managed a number of significant IT projects; managed System Engineers responsible for providing installation and onsite support; as well as overseeing IT outsourcing contracts. This experience has given him contact with all levels of Leadership, enabling him to understand, communicate with and support clients with their IT and transformation Strategies.…
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In this episode, we sit down with Imran Husain, Chief Information Security Officer at MillerKnoll, as he discusses the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats in the manufacturing sector. Imran explores the challenges that arise as manufacturing increasingly integrates with online technologies and IoT, highlighting the unique vulnerabilities posed by legacy systems and operational technology (OT). He shares insights on high-profile incidents like the Norsk Hydro ransomware attack, emphasizing the importance of cyber resilience, data backup, and incident recovery. Imran also offers a candid look at why critical tasks like backing up data are often neglected, the complexities of securing aging infrastructure, and the need for creative solutions such as network segmentation and IT/OT convergence. A dedicated and trusted senior Cyber security professional, Imran Husain has over 22 years of Fortune 1000 experience that covers a broad array of domains which includes risk management, cloud security, SecDevOps, AI Security and OT Cyber practices. A critical, action-oriented leader Imran brings strategic and technical expertise with a proven ability to build cyber program to be proactive in their threat detection, identifying and engaging in critical areas to the business while upholding their security posture. He specializes in Manufacturing and Supply Chain Distribution focusing on how to best use security controls and processes to maximize coverage and reduce risk in a complex multi-faceted environment. A skilled communicator and change agent with bias to action who cultivates an environment of learning and creative thinking, Imran champions open communication and collaboration to empower and inspire teams to exceed in their respective cyber commitments. He is currently the Global Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at MillerKnoll, a publicly traded American company that produces office furniture, equipment, and home furnishings.…
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1 Episode 313 Deep Dive: Rose Alvarado & Jenna Eagle | Security Data Pipeline and the Future of SOC 40:48
In this episode, we sit down with Rose Alvarado, Regional Sales Manager, and Jenna Eagle, Solutions Engineer Lead, from Cribl as they unpack the evolving role of the security data pipeline and the future of the SOC. Rose and Jenna discuss the increasing demand for flexibility and control over data management, highlighting how organizations are moving away from vendor lock-in to gain better cost efficiencies and visibility. They examine the challenges of managing explosive data growth, the shift from traditional SIEM solutions to data pipelines for pre-processing, and the importance of routing high-value data to appropriate platforms. Rose Alvarado is an accomplished security specialist with more than eleven years of experience in the Australian Enterprise IT industry who partners with CISOs, CIOs and IT Managers to provide them with the best IT security and data solutions that meet their needs. Currently, she is the Regional Sales Manager for NSW at Cribl, helping organisations adopt a better data management strategy, improving their security and observability operations while reducing their cost of ownership. She is passionate about cybersecurity and data management, she constantly seeks to expand her professional skills and learn from industry experts. Jenna ’s cyber journey began at Accenture Federal Services, where she collaborated with U.S. federal agencies on mission-critical projects. She then transitioned to Splunk as a Public Sector Solutions Engineer, specializing in compliance, automation, and IT and security modernisation. Now, as a Solutions Engineering Manager for ANZ at Cribl, she helps organisations take control of data growth through optimisation, data tiering, and breaking vendor lock-in. When she’s not “Cribbling,” you’ll find her exploring her new home in Australia or spending time with her American Bulldog.…
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1 Episode 312 Deep Dive: Agnidipta Sarkar | Why Should We Have Invested in Cyber Defence Yesterday 38:01
In this episode, we sit down with Agnidipta Sarkar, Chief Evangelist at ColorTokens, as he explores why organizations should have invested in cyber defense yesterday. Agnidipta highlights the increasing pace and impact of cyberattacks despite rising cybersecurity spending, emphasizing that the real challenge is a matter of mindset rather than budget. He discusses the evolving role of boards and leadership in prioritizing digital resilience, the need to treat cyber defense as a fundamental business cost, and the critical distinction between risk and danger, especially for sectors like critical infrastructure. Agni is a CxO Advisor specializing in digital resilience and cyber defense, with a primary focus on strengthening digital environments to ensure that organizations are adequately prepared for cyber attacks as they reap the benefits of digital business. With over three decades of insightful experience in the fields of cybersecurity, continuity, crisis management, privacy, and risk optimization, he actively advocates for and promotes zero-trust principles across complex systems, including on-premises, cloud, and operational technology/industrial control systems (OT/ICS) environments. Agni is a highly regarded speaker and thought leader, contributing his expertise to various industry forums and standards organizations, such as ISO and the Cloud Security Alliance, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of cybersecurity practices for a safer digital landscape.…
In this episode, we sit down with Ivano Bongiovanni, General Manager at AUSCERT, as he unpacks the evolving landscape of the cybersecurity profession. Ivano discusses the shift towards developing complementary skills beyond technical expertise, emphasizing the value of communication, stakeholder management, and project leadership alongside core technical abilities. He explores the concept of T-shaped professionals and advocates for hands-on, experiential learning to build these diverse skill sets. The conversation delves into the ongoing debate around the professionalization of cybersecurity, with Ivano highlighting the pros and cons of structuring the industry with formal certifications versus a more open, experience-based approach. He stresses the importance of open, constructive dialogue within the community to address these issues, ultimately focusing on the shared goal of strengthening cybersecurity and fostering a more mature, collaborative industry. Ivano is a researcher, consultant, author, and speaker whose work focuses on the managerial and business implications of Cybersecurity . He is the General Manager of AUSCERT , a not-for-profit organisation affiliated with UQ that delivers cybersecurity services to public and private sector organisations across Australia and New Zealand. Ivano is also a Senior Lecturer in Cybersecurity Management with the UQ Business School and a member of UQ Cyber. Ivano helps business leaders and executives make evidence-based decisions in cybersecurity. With a professional background in risk and security management, Ivano’s work bridges the gap between technical cybersecurity and its repercussions across organisations. He has advised ministers, policy-makers, board members, and senior executives on strategies, governance structures, policies, and training programs for effective cybersecurity management . Ivano is also an experienced facilitator in the fields of Design Thinking and Design-Led innovation , having run since 2015 more than 50 design-led workshops and longer projects for public and private sector organisations. Prior to AUSCERT and UQ, Ivano worked as a Research Fellow with the Adam Smith Business School (University of Glasgow) and a Postdoctoral Fellow with the PwC Chair in Digital Economy (QUT). In this role, he worked with public and private sector organisations in projects aimed at facilitate their transition into the Digital Age. Ivano obtained his PhD from QUT in 2016, with a thesis on safety and security management in Australian airports. His academic career includes stints with Bocconi University and SDA Bocconi School of Management (Milan), where he worked as a faculty member and consultant for three years. He also worked as a Deputy Venue Security Manager at the XX Winter Olympic Games – Turin 2006 and as a Police Officer for the Italian Ministry of Interior. He has a double MSc in Management of Public Administrations and International Institutions (Bocconi University, Milan) and International Security (Sciences Po, Paris). A father of one and an eager snowboarder, Ivano loves soccer, American football, and writing novels and poems.…
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1 Episode 311 Deep Dive: Keith Dorsey | Charting an Intentional Path Toward Corporate Board Service 47:36
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Keith Dorsey, founder and executive advisor at Boardroom Journey, as he discusses charting an intentional path toward corporate board service. Keith explores how board recruitment has evolved from a “club” of familiar faces to a more skills and strategy-based process, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection, understanding one’s unique value, and being intentional about board aspirations. He shares insights on how uncertainty reduction theory influences board selection, the growing demand for diverse expertise, especially in areas like technology and cybersecurity, and the need for corporate athletes who can contribute broadly. Keith also addresses the complexities of diversity, equity, and inclusion on boards, dispelling myths about meritocracy versus diversity, and encourages aspiring board members to ensure alignment with board cultures before committing. Dr. Keith D. Dorsey is a researcher, author, advisor, and active board member focused on issues of diversity, governance, and strategic growth for private and public corporate boards. His recent research examined women executives’ pathways to securing corporate board seats, yielding powerful insights about the barriers and facilitators unique to women candidates seeking these positions. His book, The Boardroom Journey: Practical Guidance for Women to Secure a Seat at the Table, combines his research insights with his extensive executive, board, and industry experience. He speaks on topics related to governance and navigating the path to the C suite and boardroom. As an executive advisor, he is focused on increasing Optimal DiversityTM within corporate senior management, executive, and board-level roles. Board Experience and Certification Keith is a National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) Certified Director and was recognized as an honoree of the 2023 NACD Directorship 100, an annual recognition of 100 leading corporate directors and corporate governance experts who impact boardroom practices and performance. He serves as a board member at Vimly Benefit Solutions, a private technology and third-party administration company; Continu, a private learning management system SaaS company; Pepperdine University’s Graziadio Business School, Pacific Crest Trail Association; and the Chair of the City of La Quinta’s Financial Advisory Commission. Former Board Member, Orion Talent, a recruitment process outsourcing and talent acquisition firm. Keith is also an Executive Leadership Council (ELC) member and a graduate, mentor, and advisor of Santa Clara University’s Black Corporate Board Readiness program. Corporate Experience Keith founded the Boardroom Journey, a leadership development consultancy dedicated to helping professionals access board education, gain needed certifications, and make efficient progress to the C-suite and the boardroom. As a senior advisor at Boyden, a global executive search and consulting firm, he also helps executive teams and boards enhance their governance quality through a comprehensive set of board consulting services, including full-scale governance review, board, committee, and director assessments, M&A governance planning, board refreshment, and CEO succession planning. In his former role as President and Executive Advisor for Dorsey Management Consulting, he mentored and advised CxOs on their sales growth and go-to-market strategies, helped businesses align their strategies with sales expectations, aggressively grew their bottom line and shareholder value during significant periods of change, and optimized leadership and sales team effectiveness. He has over 25 years of sales leadership experience in the Human Capital Management industry, such as at Alight Solutions (formerly Aon Hewitt and Hewitt Associates), a $2.3B leading provider of human capital solutions where he served as the Executive Vice President, Global Head of Sales responsible for the overall sales growth strategy and execution. Under Keith’s executive leadership, his sales teams consistently produced double-digit annual growth. Prior to joining Hewitt Associates, Keith worked with Paychex, Inc., a Fortune 1000 payroll and HR outsourcing company, for 16 years. He was a Zone Sales Manager responsible for the growth and delivery of revenue in their Human Resource Service Division. Before Paychex, Keith spent three years in the insurance industry and five years serving his country in the U.S. Air Force. Education Keith has a Doctor of Education in Organizational Change and Leadership at the University of Southern California. His dissertation research examined gender and ethnic diversity on corporate boards. He also holds an MBA from Pepperdine University and a BS in Business Administration from Charter Oak State College.…
In this episode, we sit down with Sam Mackenzie, cybersecurity committee member from the Australian Computer Society (ACS), as he explores the converging worlds of cyber and physical security and what it means for securing society into the future. Sam highlights the growing risks faced by critical infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of cross-functional collaboration between IT, operational technology, and engineering teams. We dig into why many organizations still fail to capture cyber-physical risks in their enterprise risk registers, how leadership and purposeful collaboration can bridge longstanding disciplinary gaps, and why regular practice, scenario exercises, and embedded cyber champions are essential to build resilience. Sam also discusses his work with the Australian Control Rooms Network Association (ACRNA), the increasing pressures faced by control rooms due to more frequent severe weather events, and the impact of regulations and “secure by design” principles on product development and security investment. Sam Mackenzie is a driven technology and cybersecurity leader with 25 years of experience dedicated to protecting and advancing critical infrastructure. As a valued committee member of both the Australian Control Rooms Network Association and the Australian Computer Society, Sam is known for his structured thinking, his talent for simplifying complex challenges, and his ability to harness culture as a catalyst for meaningful change. Sam’s career spans leadership roles with global brands and household names in Australia, where he has built high-performance teams across sectors including health, telecoms, energy, and local government. With hands-on expertise in seven of the eleven Security of Critical Infrastructure (SOCI) Act sectors, Sam’s straightforward approach and thought leadership—evident through his frequent speaking engagements, panel hosting, and published works—continue to drive high-quality technology and security outcomes.…
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1 Episode 309 Deep Dive: Helmut Dansachmueller | Passwordless Authentication To Help Australia's Healthcare Industry 35:39
In this episode, we sit down with Helmut Dansachmueller, VP RFID Products Identification Technologies at HID, as he explores the growing need for passwordless authentication in safeguarding Australia’s healthcare industry. Helmut highlights the global nature of security threats, emphasizing that seamless, user-accepted MFA and FIDO-based systems are critical for protecting patient data without imposing extra burdens on employees. The discussion covers the frustrations employees face with password management—including frequent changes and insecure storage and the importance of user education and acceptance for successful security adoption. Helmut also addresses practical challenges in clinical environments, such as the need for fast, reliable access during emergencies and robust processes for lost credentials, and looks forward to future innovations like biometrics to further streamline secure authentication in healthcare. Helmut has been in the security business for more than 25 years in various management roles for some of the leading suppliers of a broad range of security solutions. He also holds some patents. Within the last 20 years he has successfully led different engineering, global product management and marketing teams. His portfolio includes one of the first VPN products ever as well as solutions for HW-based encryption solutions in combination with RFID technologies managed by his various teams. He has been with HID now for more than 15 years with a focus on RFID technologies, and is used to challenging the status quo in seeking more customer-friendly solutions and services.…
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In this episode, we sit down with Samuel Tseitkin, Founder of ExiQuantum, as he explores the profound impact of the quantum era on cybersecurity. Samuel explains the basics of quantum computing, highlighting how quantum bits (qubits) differ from classical bits, and delves into the unique opportunities and challenges quantum technology presents. The discussion covers quantum’s unparalleled ability to solve complex optimization problems, its looming threat to existing cryptographic systems, and the exponential pace of change reminiscent of AI breakthroughs. Samuel also addresses industry skepticism, the importance of early preparation, and crypto agility in the face of pending quantum advancements. We examine real-world efforts by tech giants and governments, potential timelines for widespread adoption, and the promise of a “golden age” of cybersecurity where quantum may ultimately bolster defenses against cyber threats. Samuel Tseitkin is a passionate advocate for emerging technologies, with a strong foundation in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. During his university years, he co-founded the Artificial Intelligence Student Society (AISSOC), a hub for students collaborating on AI projects, where he contributed to and facilitated multiple initiatives. After completing his Cybersecurity studies at Monash University, Samuel became deeply interested in quantum computing and its implications for digital security. Recognising the urgent need to adapt cybersecurity strategies for a post-quantum world, he founded ExeQuantum to not only raise awareness of the quantum threat but also provide cutting-edge cryptographic solutions. Since then, Samuel has established himself as a thought leader in post-quantum cybersecurity, delivering lectures, leading panels, and driving discussions across Australia’s top innovation and technology hubs, including Stone & Chalk, the University of Melbourne, and Monash University. His mission is clear: to ensure businesses and institutions are prepared for the next era of digital security.…
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In this bonus episode, we sit down with Juan Loaiza, Executive Vice President, Mission-Critical Database Technologies, and Chris Chelliah, Senior Vice President, Technology and Customer Strategy JAPAC. Together they discuss the how enterprises are leveraging AI and cloud infrastructure, and updates on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) strategy in the JAPAC region. Juan Loaiza, Executive Vice President, Database Technologies, Oracle He is responsible for leading product strategy, development, and management for the world’s leading transaction processing and engineered systems technologies, in the cloud and on-premises. His team is focused on automating and converging database technologies to make application development and operations dramatically easier, saving customers time and money and allowing them to focus on what matters most to them. Juan holds BS and MS degrees in computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 1988, he left the MIT doctoral program to join the Oracle Database engineering team and has been an innovator in database technologies ever since. In his free time, Juan is an active supporter of more than 15 organisations around the world that work to conserve wildlife and wild places, including WildAid and Wildlife Conservation Network. Chris Chelliah, Senior Vice President, Technology and Customer Strategy, Oracle JAPAC Chris Chelliah leads Oracle’s digital transformation strategy across Japan and Asia Pacific, driving hypergrowth in cloud infrastructure and autonomous databases. He oversees cloud specialist sales teams, industry architects, and Oracle Insight experts to deliver a consultative, customer-focused approach that helps businesses achieve their goals. Chris has nearly 30 years of experience across a variety of portfolios in Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America. Previously at Oracle, he focused on customer success with consulting and implementation services in global projects in the telecommunications, financial services, and government sectors. He’s a frequent industry speaker and contributes regularly to trade and industry journals and opinion pieces on applications for emerging technologies.…
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1 Episode 307 Deep Dive: Simon Hodgkinson | Current Affairs Of State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks And Their Evolving Tactics 39:52
In this episode, we sit down with Simon Hodgkinson, Strategic Advisor at Semperis, as he shares his insights on the persistent and evolving tactics of state sponsored cyber actors targeting Australian organizations. Simon explores motivations behind these attacks, emphasizing that their primary drivers are often espionage and the prepositioning of access in critical infrastructure rather than financial gain. He discusses the persistent targeting of Australia due to its geopolitical alliances, the growing desensitization to data breaches, and the rising threats to sectors like healthcare. Simon also highlights the dual-edged role of AI in both defending against and enabling sophisticated cyberattacks, the importance of speed in responding to incidents, and the necessity of robust foundational controls to manage growing risks. Simon Hodgkinson, Strategic Advisor at Semperis Simon Hodgkinson is the former Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at bp. He was responsible for cybersecurity including strategy, governance, architecture, education, counter threat operations, and incident response. He joined bp in 2002 and has held several senior IT leadership roles. Prior to becoming CISO, he was the VP for Infrastructure & Integration Services at bp. During this time, he drove a significant improvement in IT operational integrity, led a transformation program and spearheaded the commitment to improve employees’ IT experience. He led the CISO function in bp Supply & Trading, where he delivered a program to improve cyber-controls, many of which have been implemented across the bp group. Before joining bp, Simon worked in IT for a dotcom, an investment bank, and commercial software companies.…
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1 Episode 306 Deep Dive: Reuben Koh | How to Defend Against Cyberattacks on Networks and Systems 44:35
In this episode, we sit down with Reuben Koh, Director of Security Strategy APJ at Akamai, as he explores the rapidly evolving landscape of cyber threats and strategies for defense. Reuben sheds light on the significant rise in sophisticated ransomware attacks, the increased targeting of industries like healthcare and finance, and the shifting tactics of threat actors, including data theft and extortion without encryption. He also highlights the surge of hacktivism linked to geopolitical events, the growing role of AI both as a weapon for attackers and a tool for defenders, and the challenges organizations face in balancing fast-paced innovation with cybersecurity preparedness. Reuben Koh is a Director of Security Technology & Strategy at Akamai Technologies where he provides deep thought leadership and advisory in helping clients align security strategies with their core business initiatives and digital transformation processes. He also works with Fortune 1000 enterprises and business partners across Asia Pacific & Japan in providing cybersecurity guidance and expertise, especially in domains such as Web Security, Zero Trust, SASE, XDR, network security and Security Operations. With close to 20 years of experience in cyber security, Reuben previously held prominent leadership roles with industry leaders such as Symantec, CA Technologies, VMware and Cisco Systems. Reuben also holds various industry certifications such as CISSP, CISA, CISM and ITIL.…
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1 Episode 305 Deep Dive: Chris Peake | What's Ahead for Cyber Security in Australia and Its Impact on Businesses in 2025 37:21
In this episode, we sit down with Chris Peake, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Senior Vice President of Security at Smartsheet, as he explores what lies ahead for cybersecurity in Australia and its impact on businesses in 2025. Chris discusses the evolving role of AI—both as a tool for cyber adversaries and as an advantage for defenders—and highlights how AI-driven attacks are likely to decrease the time to exploit vulnerabilities. Chris also shares insights on communicating business enablement and risk with executives, the shift towards integrating security across all business functions, and the need for organisations to use security as a foundational business strategy in order to drive growth and customer confidence. Chris Peake is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Senior Vice President of Security at Smartsheet. Since joining in September of 2020, he is responsible for leading the continuous improvement of the security program to better protect customers and the company in an ever-changing cyber environment, with a focus on customer enablement and a passion for building great teams. Chris holds a PhD in cloud security and trust, and has over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity during which time he has supported organizations like NASA, DARPA, the Department of Defense, and ServiceNow. He enjoys biking, boating, and cheering on Auburn football.…
In this episode, we sit down with David Wiseman, Vice President of Secure Communications at BlackBerry, as he discusses the growing challenges around digital sovereignty and trust in consumer messaging apps. David explores the limitations and risks of using platforms like Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram for sensitive or official communications, highlighting issues such as identity spoofing, loss of data control, and the collection of valuable metadata by adversaries. He explains BlackBerry’s shift to software-based secure communications that provide governments and enterprises with the necessary controls for confidentiality, compliance, and usability—delivering “consumer app” simplicity with enterprise-level security. BlackBerry Role In his role as the Vice President of Secure Communications, David is a seasoned international public speaker, whose responsibilities include leading the Secure Government Communications business in the Americas and APAC. He specializes in applying technology to real life mission critical business systems with a focus in communications, security, and safety. David and his team support our customers in understanding how to secure their mobile communications from the most advanced adversaries, especially in complex and highly secure sectors such as defense and military, including NATO . David has been with BlackBerry for ten years, joining the organization in November 2014. Experience David has 25+ years of experience in software, security, information management, mobility and communications at BlackBerry, IBM, SAP, Sybase, and the US Navy. His expertise in Secure Communications leads BlackBerry in the vision of securing a connected future you can trust, helping governments to augment and fortify digital defences to strengthen national security Notable Achievements David helped design the world’s first large-scale environmental geo-spatial database for NASA. He also helped design the software for one of the first shipboard radar data fusion systems for the US Navy. At BlackBerry, David and his team have helped NATO and multiple global governments operating in challenging geo-political environments to establish trusted, secure communications channels from the battlefield to the boardroom – using military-grade software to ensure classified conversations and messages remain private.…
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1 Episode 303 Deep Dive: Anand Pashupathy | Securing the Future - Confidential AI & Cyber Threats 37:11
In this episode, we sit down with Anand Pashupathy, Vice President and General Manager of Product Assurance and Security at Intel, as he discusses the current state of enterprise security, emphasizing growing concerns around data exfiltration, IP leakage, and the increasing sophistication of cyber attacks fueled by AI. He provides insight into how technologies such as Intel SGX and TDX are setting new standards for data protection in use, particularly as AI transitions from cloud-centric to enterprise-wide applications. Anand also highlights the industry’s journey towards ubiquitous confidential computing, the importance of ecosystem collaboration, and the growing need to create greater awareness and education as the security landscape rapidly evolves. Anand Pashupathy is Vice President and General Manager of Security Software & Services (S3) Division in the Office of the Corporate Technology Officer organization where he leads a team of senior leaders whose purpose is to deliver security software technologies, services, and practices that empower our customers to achieve their security objectives. His organization’s product portfolio includes Confidential Compute, Ecosystem Enabling, Security Corporate Technology Initiative, Open Source Security Supply Chain, etc. Anand is also responsible for Intel’s Confidential Compute vision, strategy, and execution. Previously Anand has held many engineering, program wide and GM leadership roles at Intel. Additionally, Anand has been granted six patents and currently serves a governing board member of the Confidential Computing Consortium. Anand is a strong advocate for women and underrepresented people in technology, he serves as the Executive Sponsor for an internal employee resource group. For his advocacy and leadership contributions to diversity and inclusion, Anand received the 2023 Global Diversity and Inclusion Achievement Award for Executive Advocate for D&I. Outside of work, Anand and his family love to travel and experience cultures from around the world. He earned his MBA from the Kellogg School of Management, and a Master’s degree in Computer Science and has been with Intel since the nineties.…
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1 Episode 302 Deep Dive: Doris Spielthenner | How Cybersecurity Can Take Australia To Net Zero 34:44
In this episode, we sit down with Doris Spielthenner, Managing Director and Regional Manager APAC from SMA Australia, as she discusses the intersection of cybersecurity and Australia’s push towards net zero energy. Doris emphasizes the need for harmonization of cybersecurity standards across Australia and explores how decentralized renewable energy networks require robust cybersecurity measures to prevent potential threats. She discusses Australia’s leading position in rooftop solar penetration and the social challenges of transitioning to large-scale renewable infrastructure. As Managing Director of SMA Australia and Regional Manager APAC, Doris Spielthenner heads the Residential, C&I and Large Scale Utility business across ANZ, India, China and Taiwan, South East Asia, Japan and Korea. Doris Spielthenner joined SMA from senior management positions in the software and professional services industries across APAC, Europe, and the US. Doris is passionate about building and growing businesses, with strong leadership across B2B and B2C, recently in the Greentech industry. She is a dynamic, results-focused leader with a top tier consulting background and strong planning and execution experience. She is also the co-founder of a global software business.…
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1 Episode 301 Deep Dive: Ginny Badanes | Threats, AI and Influence Operations Around Elections 40:32
In this episode, we sit down with Ginny Badanes, General Manager of Democracy Forward at Microsoft, as she discusses the multifaceted threats posed by nation-state actors around elections, particularly the use of AI in influence operations. Ginny highlights the critical need for society to adopt a healthy skepticism toward information, scrutinizing the trustworthiness of sources and the potential for AI manipulation. We delve into the activities of significant nation-state actors like China, Russia, and Iran in recent elections, and the emergence of AI-driven fake news sites used for propaganda. Additionally, Ginny provides insights into the deceptive use of AI beyond political contexts, including its impact on women and financial fraud schemes. Ginny Badanes is the General Manager of Microsoft’s Democracy Forward program, an initiative within Microsoft’s Technology for Fundamental Rights organisation. At Microsoft, protecting fundamental rights means promoting responsible business practices, expanding accessibility and connectivity, and advancing fair and inclusive societies. Ginny’s team is focused on addressing challenges to global democratic stability, with efforts aimed at safeguarding open and secure elections, promoting a healthy information ecosystem, and advocating for corporate civic responsibility. In 2024, a key focus of her team’s work was raising awareness about the deceptive uses of AI in elections and combating these cyber and AI enabled threats. Ginny has spent her career at the intersection of politics and technology, advising presidential and senate campaigns on leveraging data and technology. She was named among Washingtonian’s 2021 & 2022 “Most Influential People” list for national security and defense.…
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1 From Microsoft AI Tour 2024 – KB On The Go | Mick Dunne, Ben Lamont & Helen Schneider, and Leigh Williams 1:01:54
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяIn this bonus episode, we sit down with Mick Dunne, Chief Security Advisor at Microsoft, Ben Lamont, Chief Data Officer & Helen Schneider Commander, ACCCE and Human Exploitation for the Australian Federal Police and Leigh Williams, Chief Information Officer, Information and Technology Executive at Brisbane Catholic Education. Together they discuss the function of the Customer Security Officer team, how the AFP is using AI to protect Australia and its people, and the impact AI has on education. Mick Dunne heads the new Customer Security Officer team across Asia who are part of a global team for over 40 former CISOs, CTOs and deeply experienced SMEs. They are focused on providing trusted, deep expertise and advice to customers, Microsoft area leadership and to feedback key strategic investments and product roadmap. Prior to Microsoft Mick was the CISO at AustralianSuper, bringing a long history as a security leader and also one of the first organisations to adopt Security Copilot. Ben Lamont is the Chief Data Officer at the Australian Federal Police (AFP). In this role, he is responsible for developing and implementing the AFP’s technology strategy and data management initiatives. Ben’s work focuses on addressing capability gaps and leveraging opportunities to enhance the AFP’s operational effectiveness. His leadership ensures that the AFP remains at the forefront of technological advancements in law enforcement. Helen Schneider is a Commander with the Australian Federal Police (AFP). She leads the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE), which focuses on combating online child sexual exploitation and abuse. Commander Schneider has been instrumental in coordinating significant operations, such as Operation Bakis, which led to the arrest of numerous offenders and the rescue of children from harm. Her work involves collaborating with both national and international law enforcement agencies to tackle complex and sensitive cases, ensuring the safety and protection of children. Leigh Williams is the Chief Information Officer at Brisbane Catholic Education. With a career that began in teaching, Leigh has held various leadership roles, including CEO, Executive Director, and COO. She oversees digital, information, and IT infrastructure for hundreds of locations and over 13,000 staff. A passionate advocate for digital innovation and education, Leigh is a published researcher and has led keynotes and workshops globally. She holds multiple post-graduate qualifications in Education, IT, Leadership, Management, and Business.…
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1 From Microsoft AI Tour 2024 – KB On The Go | Bret Arsenault, Janice Le, and Chris Lloyd-Jones 59:00
In this bonus episode, we sit down with Bret Arsenault, Corporate Vice President and Chief Cybersecurity Advisor at Microsoft, Janice Le, GM of Microsoft Security, Compliance, Identity & Privacy, and Chris Lloyd-Jones, Head of Architect & Strategy in the Office of the CTO from Avanade. Together they discuss Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative (SFI), securing AI, and the culture and change program needed with AI. Bret Arsenault is the Corporate Vice President and Chief Cybersecurity Advisor at Microsoft. With over 30 years at the company, he leads global efforts in information security, compliance, and business continuity. Bret oversees a team dedicated to protecting Microsoft’s assets and advises Fortune 100 leaders on cybersecurity strategies. He is also the Chairman of Microsoft’s Information Risk Management Council and a founding member of the Executive Security Action Forum (ESAF). Janice Le is the General Manager of Microsoft Security, Compliance, Identity & Privacy. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, she leads a global team dedicated to safeguarding Microsoft’s customers and their data. With a strong background in software development and cybersecurity, Janice drives innovation and strategic initiatives to enhance security and compliance across Microsoft’s vast ecosystem. Chris Lloyd-Jones is the Head of Architect & Strategy in the Office of the CTO at Avanade. He leads strategic initiatives and architectural frameworks to drive innovation and digital transformation. With a strong background in technology and leadership, Chris plays a crucial role in shaping Avanade’s technological direction and ensuring alignment with business goals.…
In this episode, we sit down with Tom Gillis, SVP and General Manager of the Security, Data Center, Internet and Cloud Infrastructure Group at Cisco, as he explores the future of cybersecurity and networking. Tom discusses the transformative impact of AI on the industry, highlighting the unprecedented level of innovation it brings alongside the potential challenges, such as cybercriminals leveraging AI for attacks. He emphasizes the need for companies to embrace AI fully to remain competitive and not fall into the “loser” category as the industry evolves. Additionally, Tom shares insights into the integration of security and networking, the implications of AI-powered security measures, and how these advancements might create a significant shift in the IT and infrastructure landscape. Tom Gillis is the Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Cisco Security Business Group (SBG). A respected security industry leader with strong executive management skills and in-depth knowledge of the challenges surrounding secure enterprise computing, Tom is responsible for the company’s global security business to fundamentally simplify the security experience. Prior to Cisco, Tom was the SVP/GM of the Network and Advanced Security Business Group at VMware, where he led the endpoint, networking, load balancing and network security businesses. He was also the CEO/co-founder of Bracket Computing which was acquired by VMware. Before Bracket Computing, Tom was the GM of the Security Technology Group at Cisco where he led the company’s businesses for security management, appliances, applications, and endpoint services. Tom was also part of the founding team at IronPort Systems and served as senior vice president of marketing when the company was acquired by Cisco. Under his guidance, IronPort grew an average of 100 percent year-on-year for seven years. During his tenure, IronPort rose to become the leading provider of antispam, antivirus, and antimalware appliances for organizations ranging from small businesses to the Global 2000. Tom has also worked at iBEAM Broadcasting, Silicon Graphics, and Boston Consulting Group in various technical and leadership roles. He is also a noted advisor to startups and venture capital companies and is a member of several boards of directors. Tom holds an M.B.A. degree from Harvard University, and graduated Magna Cum Laude with an M.S.E.E. degree from Northwestern University and a B.S.E.E. from Tufts University.…
In this episode, we sit down with Gerry Sillars, Vice President APJ from Semperis, as he discusses Semperis’ Holiday Ransomware Report . Gerry delves into the constant threat posed by attackers who don’t take holidays, emphasizing the need for organizations to protect their networks and systems at all times. He highlights the startling statistics from the report, such as 69% of ransomware attacks occurring on weekends or holidays, and the surprising 83% of organizations targeted by ransomware in the last year alone. We also explore the challenges of striking a balance between maintaining adequate cybersecurity measures and managing business costs, as well as the importance of having a comprehensive disaster recovery plan, especially during significant corporate events. Gerry Sillars is the Vice President of Asia Pacific at Semperis, a leading provider of enterprise identity protection, threat research, and incident response services headquartered in Hoboken, New Jersey. In this role, he heads the APAC operations and focuses on expanding Semperis’ footprint in Australia, ASEAN, Japan, Korea, and India while evolving the company’s channel business. Gerry Sillars has over 20 years of experience building and scaling software businesses in APAC. Before joining Semperis, he played pivotal roles in Commvault Systems, Alcatel Lucent, UpGuard, and Fortanix. Gerry lives in Singapore with his wife, is an Australian citizen and a native of Scotland.…
In this episode, we sit down with Grant Bourzikas, Chief Security Officer from Cloudflare, as he shares what lessons he learned from 2024. Grant emphasizes the industry’s need to move beyond outdated technology to enhance security postures and reduce complexities. He discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on security, the challenges of leveraging AI, and the necessity for organizations to embrace it strategically. Furthermore, Grant highlights the importance of modernizing security infrastructures, simplifying environments, and the critical need to cultivate new talent in the field to tackle the evolving landscape. Grant Bourzikas joined Cloudflare as the Chief Security Officer in 2023, where he is a driving force in helping the company achieve its mission to build a better Internet. As a critical component within Cloudflare’s ecosystem, Grant’s primary role is to protect the company from sophisticated adversaries to stay ahead in today’s cybersecurity landscape. He oversees Cloudflare’s threat intelligence services, which successfully mitigate 170+ billion attacks daily, in addition to acting as “Customer Zero” to help foster innovation across all Cloudflare products and services. Grant is a seven-time CSO with over 20 years experience leading global security programs that span the private sector, having worked at a Fortune 500 critical infrastructure company, an online trading organization and within the gaming space. Most notably, Grant spent several years in the financial services industry at both HSBC and Silicon Valley Bank. Grant holds a Master’s in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence from Southern Methodist University, and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Missouri in St. Louis. He is a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) and CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional).…
In this episode, we sit down with David Gee, advisor at JS Careers, Bain & Company, and Emertel, as he shares insights on aspiring and growing into a CISO. David delves into the importance of international experiences, driving change, and effectively communicating with boards as key traits of a true leader. He reflects on personal experiences that shaped his leadership journey, emphasizing the need for continuous learning and adaptability. We also explore corporate dynamics, discussing the challenges of genuine leadership and the nuances of climbing the corporate ladder, as well as how to effectively navigate and implement leadership strategies in different environments. David has just retired in July 2024 and is building out his portfolio. He is an Advisor with Bain Advisory Network and also an Advisor to JS Careers (Cyber Recruitment) and Emertel (Software Commercialization). He is a seasoned technology executive with significant experience and has over 25 years’ experience in CIO and CISO roles across different industries and countries. At Macquarie Group David served as Global Head Technology, Cyber and Data Risk. Previously was CISO for HSBC Asia Pacific. His career as a CIO spans across multiple industries and geographies including – Metlife, Eli Lilly and Credit Union Australia. He was winner CIO of the Year 2014, at CUA where he successfully completed a significant Transformation of Core Banking, Online and Mobile Banking systems. David is past Chairman for the FS-ISAC Strategy Committee and awarded Global Leaders Award in 2023 for his contributions to the cybersecurity industry. A regular conference keynote speaker and 150+ published articles for CIO Australia, Computerworld, ITNews and CSO (Cyber Security), David now writes for Foundry CIO.com and AICD. His most recent book – the Aspiring CIO & CISO was published in July 2024 and David is writing his second – A Day in the Life of a CISO with a number of CISOs from around the world for 2025.…
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of a new addition to our podcast family on KBI.FM: DevSecOps, brought to you by Cordant. Hosted by the insightful trio of Tom Walker (the infrastructure tragic), Scott Fletcher (the security ninja), and James Vincent (the cloud alchemist), this show promises to deliver a deep dive into the world of cloud, security, and infrastructure. Here are 3 key takeaways for you: Comprehensive Expertise : Engage with content that combines expertise in infrastructure, security, and cloud, providing a holistic view of today’s technological environment. Diverse Perspectives : Hosted by industry specialists, the podcast brings together various outlooks, giving listeners a rich and varied understanding of complex topics. Part of KBI FM Network : As a part of the respected KBI.FM podcast network, expect well-curated content designed to inform and inspire.…
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1 Episode 296 Deep Dive: Vishwanath Nair | Emergence of IT/ Cyber Leaders as Trusted Advisors and Business Value Creators 36:34
“The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this interview are solely Vishwanath Nair’s and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or positions of his employer, clients, or any affiliated organizations.” In this episode, we sit down with Vishwanath Nair, Head of Cyber Risk and Compliance at Baptist Care, as he explores the evolving partnership between IT and business. Vishwanath discusses the critical role of IT in digital transformation, the importance of data as a key business asset, and the proliferation of AI tools in enhancing IT-business alignment. He addresses the historical lack of trust between IT and business, emphasizing the need for effective communication and co-design to improve this relationship. With over 25 years of experience, Vishwanath (Vish) is a leading authority in Risk Management, specializing in Information Security (InfoSec), IT Service Management, and Business Resilience on a global scale. He has led multi-million-dollar transformation initiatives across key sectors such as Public Sector, Critical Infrastructure, Healthcare, and Manufacturing. Vish’s recent work as the inaugural Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at the NSW Electoral Commission earned him the prestigious CSO30 Business Value Award 2024 by Foundry. His role was critical in safeguarding the Commission’s cybersecurity, where he developed security services from the ground up, embedding them into the organization’s processes to support the delivery of secure and transparent elections. Currently, Vish serves as the Head of Cyber Risk and Compliance at BaptistCare NSW/ACT, one of Australia’s leading Aged Care providers, where he oversees the security and compliance frameworks that protect critical services. Previously, as Global Continuity Lead at Emirates Airlines, Vish was responsible for enhancing IT and Business Continuity practices globally. He also established Cyber/IT Trusted Advisory services, aligning business and IT strategies for optimal results across the airline’s operations. Known for his collaborative, inclusive leadership style, Vish has built and nurtured high-performing teams, maintaining exceptional retention rates. His commitment to professional development and industry advancement is reflected in his active contributions to organizations like ISACA, AISA, and BCI, where he has served on the Board of Directors for ISACA UAE and BCI UAE. Vish is also a prolific public speaker and has earned numerous industry accolades, solidifying his position as a trusted leader and influential voice in the cybersecurity and risk management sectors.…
In this episode, we sit down with Shannon Murphy, Senior Manager, Global Security and Risk Strategy from Trend Micro, as she explores the C-suite security challenges facing organizations today. Shannon emphasizes the importance of proactivity in cybersecurity, highlighting the shift from a reactive to a predictive approach to anticipate and counteract adversary strategies. We delve into the pressures from infrastructure shifts and adversary ingenuity, discuss global cybersecurity trends, and examine the increasing customization in social engineering attacks. Shannon also shares insights on the evolving role of AI in cybersecurity and the need for greater integration and proactive practices within organizations to reduce the risk of breaches. Shannon brings a decade in enterprise, consumer, and cybersecurity technology experience across high-growth industries focusing on the role of security in business and the workforce of the future. A subject matter expert in emerging security operations technologies including XDR, generative AI, exposure management and Zero Trust implementations, she is at the forefront of innovations that help organisations stay ahead of evolving threats. Shannon is a security champion for business leaders, helping organisations translate and validate the business value of a resilient risk posture and culture that puts security first. As a strategist, she works with cybersecurity leaders and partners to develop scalable solutions that address unique and emerging threat models. Further reading: How a Communication Breakdown in the Boardroom is Hurting Cyber-Resilience…
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