SIA Webinar: The OHS Professional and Cyber Security

On behalf of the Safety Institute of Australia and the Australian Computer Society, we invite you to join us for an informative webinar at 2.30pm (AEST) on Tuesday 8 May 2018  titled: The OHS Professional and Cyber Security​.

Cyber security has become increasingly important for companies and Boards and this year, cyber represents two of the top five risk in the World Economic Forum’s Global Risk Report. Australia, has responded to this increasing concern, in part, by moving from a voluntary to a mandatory breach notification regime. The guidance to the updated regulations provide examples that now unambiguously link data disclosure to financial, physical, psychological and emotional harm.

Our ever increasing reliance on bio-mechanics, automation, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things has also led to greater awareness of the impact that accidental or malicious cyber events could have on safety critical systems and the economies and people that rely on them.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

• Why has cyber security become relevant for the OHS professional? How is “cyber security” relevant to “health and safety”
• We now have to tell - privacy and mandatory breach reporting
• What are the other regulations and requirements (in Australia)
• What is contemporary practice, focusing on safety critical systems
• What specialist advise do I need and where can get it?

All webinars will be recorded and distributed to registered attendees 3-4 days after the event.

EVENT DETAILS
Date: Tuesday 8 May 2018
Time: 2.30pm - 3.30pm (AEST)
Format:  Webinar Format - Login details will be emailed  to registered attendees 2 days prior to the webinar. Please note: This will be sent from Redback Conferencing.
Cost: SIA Members - $20.00 +GST |  ACS Members - $20.00 +GST  |  Non Members - $65.00 +GST

YOUR SPEAKER

Ajoy has 20+ years experience in cyber security. After graduating as a Computer Engineer, he spent a number of years in various capacities in law enforcement, banking, consultancy and government and recently completed his tenure as the interim (and founding) CISO of Insurance and Care NSW, or icare.

Ajoy is the author of Standard Australia’s Handbook 171 Guidelines on the Management of IT Evidence and co-author of Handbook 231 Information Security Risk Management Guidelines (now ISO 27005). He advises a number of industry and government committees on cyber security and lectures in cybercrime, computer evidence and cyber warfare to post-graduate law and international studies students.

Ajoy is an accredited assessor, under the Australian Signals Directorate’s Infosec Registered Assessor Program (IRAP), a Certified Information Security Systems Practitioner (CISSP), a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), an Australian Computer Society Certified Professional (ACS-CP) and a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).

In 2016 Ajoy was appointed by the Governor of NSW to the Board of St John Ambulance, serving the homes, workplaces and public gatherings of NSW.