It was a pleasure to co-host an insightful roundtable discussion with our partner, Check Point Software. Expertly moderated by Tim Sheedy from Ecosystm, the conversation addressed critical topics such as the growing complexity of cyber-attacks, the challenges of embedding cybersecurity into daily operations, and the evolving risks within supply chains. These discussions are vital as we continue collaborating with industry leaders to develop stronger, more resilient cyber strategies. We are very grateful to all the attendees for contributing to such an insightful event and look forward to continuing the conversation! #CyberSecurity #TechLeadership #CyberResilience #AIThreats #SupplyChainSecurity #CyberInsurance Clinton Byrne Kylie Smith Yang Liu Stuart Wyse
An Ecosystm study reveals that 51% of technology leaders in Australia don't have a clear picture of their organisation's cybersecurity posture and risks. What are their biggest vulnerabilities? How are they trying to stay ahead of the curve? Yesterday, Ecosystm VP Research Tim Sheedy moderated a roundtable discussion in Melbourne with our partners NEC Australia and Check Point Software. Technology leaders gathered to explore best practices for building long-term cyber resilience. Key takeaways include: 💡Cyber-attacks are becoming more difficult to detect due to the use of AI and automation. Even without a ransom demand, these attacks can mimic legitimate IT support, making them particularly dangerous. 💡Global firms struggle to balance cyber costs with other business priorities. Managing cybersecurity across regions and acquisitions adds to the complexity. Effective communication with senior management drives investment. 💡While companies use zero-trust and MFA, integrating cybersecurity into daily operations is challenging. Phishing simulations often show high failure rates (up to 20%), underscoring the need for regular cyber training. 💡Cyber insurance is difficult to obtain and maintain; it may also give a false sense of security. Rising costs and compliance efforts make organisations rethink its value, especially without coverage for class action lawsuits. 💡Supply chain risks, especially those related to third-party software, are a growing concern. Many organisations struggle to ensure that their vendors maintain high cybersecurity standards. A big thank you to our partners and attendees for making the roundtable a truly insightful discussion. #LeadersRoundtable #CyberSecurity #TechLeadership #CyberResilience #AIThreats #SupplyChainSecurity #CyberInsurance Clinton Byrne, Kylie Smith, Yang Liu, Stuart Wyse, Scott Mann, Katrina Nicol, Michal Osmo, Chris White, Faith Ong Hwee Ching, Jenice R., Jasvin Toor
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