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Rinske was awarded Risk Consultant of the Year by RMIA (2017), Outstanding Security Consultant Finalist in the OSPAs (2019) and BPW Business Woman of the Year (2010-2013). She is an internationally leading consultant, speaker and certified Business Continuity Planning (BCP), Information Security & Risk Management trainer. Her firm, Business As Usual (BAU), since 2006, has worked with SMEs as well as prestigious clients such as 14 Central Banks and 100s of other public and private organisations worldwide. She draws on more than 20 years’ experience gained across Australasia, Africa, South America and Europe.

Rinske has been changing the way organisations ‘plan for the unexpected’. Her powerful facilitation skills enable organisations to prioritise, cut through information quickly and simplify their processes. She applies a fresh, energetic, fun, practical, easy-to-apply, innovative approach to BCP, Security, Risk and Disaster Recovery… topics often perceived as dull and cumbersome.

Her alter ego includes being lead singer and manager of SophieG, which is involved in major music projects – including those contributing to the global charity Playing For Change, which provides music education to children in disadvantaged regions.

Tanya Janca, also known as ‘SheHacksPurple’, is the founder, security trainer and coach of SheHacksPurple.dev, specialising in software and cloud security. Her obsession with securing software runs deep, from starting her company, to running her own OWASP chapter for 4 years in Ottawa, co-founding a new OWASP chapter in Victoria, and co-founding the OWASP DevSlop open-source and education project.

With her countless blog articles, workshops and talks, her focus is clear. Tanya is also an advocate for diversity and inclusion, co-founding the international women’s organisation WoSEC, starting the online #CyberMentoringMonday initiative, and personally mentoring, advocating for and enabling countless other women in her field. As a professional computer geek of 20+ years, she is a person who is truly fascinated by the ‘science’ of computer science.

Christopher Sant is a Cyber Security leader who has been helping secure Australian organisations for the last 15 years. He has held various roles across Penetration testing, Privacy Compliance, Consulting, Security Operations, Risk Management and most recently focusing on Cyber Culture and Awareness. He is very passionate about using clear and simple messaging to make Cyber easily accessible to everyone, and describes his secret ninja skill as being able to cut through technical jargon to explain complex terms in ways that everyone can understand.

Chris has recently created a startup, ClearView Cyber Services, where he helps clients to build strong cyber cultures and get engagement at ALL levels of the organisation. His company’s focus is to strengthen businesses’ greatest asset in their Cyber defence; their people.

Clint started his career in Microsoft level 1 support at the age of 16 in 2003. Since that time he has held helpdesk & server administrator roles with the past 7 years focusing on Cyber Security, Digital Forensics and Incident Response. He believes in continuing education, sharing knowledge with peers and providing mentoring to people interested in starting out in Cyber\, or pursuing goals within their existing Cyber career.

David Chou is the SVP, Chief Information Officer for a fully integrated healthcare system in the United States. Previously, Chou advised many different Fortune 500 technology solution companies while also serving as the CIO for an international life science company with 50+ sites throughout Australia, Singapore, and China. Chou has held executive roles with the Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, Children’s Mercy Hospital, University Of Mississippi Medical Center, AHMC Healthcare, and Prime Healthcare.

David is a dynamic keynote speaker and industry commentator working with clients to transform their business models using technology. He has spoken around the world at healthcare tech-related conference including keynotes for leading industry events and intimate executive settings. Chou is also one of the most mentioned CIOs in the media and well quoted in outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, Modern Healthcare, HIMSS Media, ZDNet, CIO.com, Huffington Post, and Becker’s Healthcare. David is an active member of both ACHE and HIMSS while serving on the board for CHIM.

Based in Toronto, Canada, Lee has been in the information security space since 2010. Working and consulting in various industries from financial, manufacturing, national services and government, Lee currently works as:

· Director, Adversarial Collaboration with Lares

· Co-founder of RedBlack Security – Toronto-based offensive security testing shop

Lee also is involved with initiatives such as:

· Co-founder of the Canadian Collegiate Cyber Exercise (C3X) – thec3x.com

· Organizer of DerbyCon Communities Toronto Chapter (DerbyComTOR)

· Instructor for the Offensive Insights for Security Professionals (OISP) training program (launching Q1 2020)

Lees area of expertise is tailored primarily around Microsoft technologies and the abuses for them. Lee is also a Command and Control (C2) designer and infrastructure maintainer for offensive teams.

Jen has extensive experience and expertise in Corporate and Commercial Law, and Cyber Security and IT, with a background in Dispute Resolution and Litigation.

From a corporate and commercial perspective, Jen has worked on numerous transactions, ranging from restructures to large complex multi-million dollar cross-border M&A deals. She works with businesses at all sizes, ranging from small family-owned businesses and private companies to ASX-listed companies. Jen also assists with all legal aspects of running a business, from structuring, capital raising, to daily operations, directors’ duties, risk management, corporate governance, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

In terms of cyber security, Jen assists companies to prepare for data breaches by drafting data breach response plans and pre-drafted notification statements, and guiding them through the relevant steps to comply with their legal obligations and manage their crisis communication to regulators, counterparties, customers and other stakeholders.  Jen also works with companies to draft relevant cyber security and privacy contracts, drafting policies, and advising on compliance requirements.

Jen regularly works with cyber security companies to assist them with establishing their own business, drafting terms and conditions and contracts with their clients, and managing their own risk and potential liability in providing their security products and services to clients.