In this panel discussion, we are joined by two distinguished cybersecurity experts from leading Australian organisations.

Nikki Peever, Director of Cybersecurity at CAUDIT, brings a wealth of experience in developing and delivering cybersecurity initiatives for the Australasian higher education and research sector - and Claire Wilson, Manager of Cyber Security Culture at the University of Queensland. Claire's expertise lies in fostering a strong cybersecurity culture within organisations

Together, we’ll explore the intersection of cybersecurity and society, discussing why cybersecurity matters to everyone and how collaboration and knowledge sharing can strengthen our collective defence against cyber threats.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Mitchell Adams from Swinburne Law School to explore the transformative changes shaping the legal profession. Dr. Adams, a leading authority in intellectual property law and innovation, shares insights on the industry, where AI and automation challenge traditional IP frameworks. From the protection of fictional characters to the rise of "prompt engineers," Dr. Adams unpacks the skills and mindsets lawyers need to thrive. Join us as we discuss legal education, the balance of innovation with regulation, and practical advice for future-proofing careers in law.

Cyber Security Awareness Month isn't just about absorbing information or being pulled into compliance training—it's a call to action to increase your cyber security knowledge and be an advocate for best practice cyber security measures. Bec and Benji talk about the topics for this year's CAM and the why behind the program.

In this episode of "Bytes with Bec and Benji," we sat down with Jacqui Loustau, the founder and Executive Director of the Australian Women in Security Network (AWSN). Jacqui shared her inspiring journey from her early days in IT support to becoming a global cybersecurity expert, including her creation of AWSN to support and connect women in the industry.

In this episode, we sit down with Katherine Mansted, Director of Cyber Intelligence at CyberCX, to explore the world of cyber threat intelligence and how it impacts organisations and individuals alike. Katherine shares insights into her daily routines, the collaborative nature of her work, and the strategies her team uses to stay ahead of emerging cyber threats. Whether you're a cyber security enthusiast or just curious about how this field affects your day-to-day life, this episode will spark your interest and leave you with a deeper understanding of the vital role cyber intelligence plays in keeping us secure.

Tune into this episode as we sit down with Lisa Vincent, CEO and Founder of HowToo, to discuss the vital role of accessibility in education and cyber security training. Lisa shares her inspiring journey from viewing accessibility as a challenge to embracing it as a cornerstone of inclusive design. Discover how universal design and adaptive learning can create better outcomes for all learners, and learn about the collaboration between HowToo and Phriendly Phishing to make cybersecurity training accessible to everyone.

A big part of the cyber criminal's toolkit is impersonation. Phishing and Business Email Compromise can start with impersonation of authority in an effort to manipulate their intended victim into revealing sensitive information, or separating them from their money.

We're told to verify identities, but how do we do this, when Generative AI is making it so much easier to impersonate people over the phone, and in videos?

Join us for an insightful discussion on the complex legal and ethical considerations surrounding artificial intelligence.
Our expert, Chris Sibree (Head of Legal at CyberCX) bytes into the key issues organisations and society must grapple with as AI becomes increasingly prevalent - from ensuring fairness and transparency to determining liability when AI makes mistakes.

What governance approaches taking shape across the globe, and what practical steps for managing AI risks can individuals take?

Whether you're an AI developer, business leader, policymaker, or concerned citizen, this conversation discusses the critical decisions that will shape our AI-powered working future.