AUD $80.00 + gst
This webinar covers:
- How the current cyber technologies will rapidly evolve and how organisation technology platforms will look in 10 years;
- The role and use of quantum computing and emerging technologies in improving security and resilience;
- Why human-centric security is crucial to building cyber resilience and protecting infrastructure
Description
If you thought AI was revolutionary, this webinar will open your eyes to the size of the technology transformation that is underway in the coming decade. Emerging technologies like AI/ML, Quantum, 6G, AR/VR/XR, and Digital Twins will significantly speed up the transformation while providing more attack surfaces to cyberattacks. At the same time, cyberattacks are increasing in volume and sophistication and getting more complex, adaptive and non-deterministic. This webinar looks at cybersecurity challenges at the intersections of these emerging technologies, and how transforming technology platforms and improving organisational cybersecurity through innovative human-centric security solutions can improve overall organisational resilience.
Meet the Speakers
Dr Surya Nepal Â
Mission Lead, Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience (CIPR) Group Leader, Cybersecurity and Quantum Systems, CSIRO’s Data61
(view Biography)
Dr Marthie Grobler
Team leader: Human-centric security; Deputy mission lead: Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience (CIPR), CSIRO’s Data61
(view Biography)
Webinar Details
Presented by:
Susan Bennett Executive Director of InfoGovANZ
Cost: Free for Members
Non-member $80 + GST
Enquiries: infogovanz@infogovanz.com
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