Keynote: Richard Buckland - UNSW

How do you create rascals?
Teaching each other

Keynote: Rachel Noble - ACSC

“There’s a human mind behind every computer” EXP

More than a Hacker - Developing Interdisciplinary Cyber Security Graduates

What are the problems/risks with specialists?

• How do you maintain your ability in a field where technology is rapidly changing and evolving.
• Narow

Should Cyber Security be taught in schools?

• The newer generation are born into technology
• Technology is too readily available and accessible, and privacy is too often traded for convenience

How do you attract high school students to the field of Cyber Security?

• Cyber Security isn’t just technical
• Don’t just advertise to ICT students

Paying it forward and helping develop desirable security graduates

Keynote: Brendan Hopper - Commonwealth Bank Australia

• Four Types of People
  • Every Australian
  • Policy Makers
  • Technology Creators
  • Cyber Specialists
• 3 in 10 cyber rolls are unfilled
• Defenders are less adaptive to new technologies than attackers
• Attackers are asymmetrically advantaged…
  • or are they?
  • network of intelligence

Keynote: Andrew Solomon - Office of the Australian Privacy Commissioner

What privacy means

Impacts of a Data Breach

• Time
• Money
• Emotional toll
• Potential for physical harm

• Dealing with a data breach can take more than 27 hours

Solutions

• Training
• Understanding yur personal information holdings
• Preventative technologies and processes
• Preparing and rehearsing for responding toa data breach
• Trust and transparency - communicating early
• Security by design
• Privacy by design
  • Private by default