In this episode we are joined by Evan Davidson, VP APJ, SentinelOne and Jim Walter, Senior threat researcher, SentinelOneEvan and Jim discuss the importance of ActiveEDR within the current remote working evolution and some of it’s limitations.Given the proliferation of attacks, incident response is more critical than ever and Jim provides some greater insights around what he believes are the most important metrics for managing and optimising incident response within any business.

In this episode we are joined by Greg Booker, Group CIO for RACQ Greg discusses the need to continue digitizing your existing business even if your demographic of customers is slightly older than others, as millennials continue to grow and become your key demographic in the future, it’s now more important than ever that business it’s constantly evolve and develop their digital offerings.

In this episode we are joined by Erdal Ozkaya, regional CISO for Standard Chartered BankErdal discusses some of the major cybersecurity threats currently facing businesses in 2020 and beyond, while providing deeper insights around the steps CISOs need to take to better prepare themselves for when an attack occurs.Erdal also delves deep into the current increase of ransomware attacks on major companies and looks at when an organisation should make the tough decision in either paying or not pay...

In this episode we are joined by Nicki Doble, Group CIO for Cover-More InsuranceNicki discusses her views around CIOs that emerge from this current pandemic with their role (and your reputation) intact, won’t need “transformational” in their job description. The very fact that any CIO and their employer are still standing will be enough to say “I transformed and survived”.Nicki also provides insights around how differently the travel insurance business will look like for customers in the futu...

In this episode we are joined by Ned Lowe, Chief Technology Officer from SinglifeNed discusses some of the reasons he feels CIOs and senior tech leaders will be more involved in the business discussions throughout organisations when carrying out the overall strategy in the future.We also get some insights around the “Singlife Account” – a zero lock-in insurance saving policy that gives customers 2.5% return on their money, and instant access to the funds anywhere in the world.

In this episode we are joined by Chris Bezuidenhout, CIO for Corporate and Investment Banking APAC, Global Emerging Markets, Deutsche Bank AG.Chris discusses some of the major projects he has headed up over the last couple of years for Deutsche Bank and outlines the importance of ensuring the business operates as product owners of their technology assets and investments and remain as active participants when designing and delivering solutions.Chris also provides insights around the hottest to...

In this episode we are joined by Peter Smith, Chief Information Officer, Mission AustraliaPeter talks about the MA Connect project which was an initiative and a key part of Mission Australia’s Digital Transformation project and the significant level of complexity and issues they needed to address, while being able to maintain their ultimate vision and values front of mind to ensure they provide solutions in the right way and target the right outcome.Peter also discusses his views around some ...

In this episode we are joined by Damien Scalzon, Chief Information Officer, Mercedes Benz Financial Services in AustraliaDamien talks about some the biggest disruptive technologies that are currently being converged on businesses at the moment and what he feels are the biggest enterprise technology trends right now.Damien also shares his insights around thoughts around 4 major challenges CIOs are faced with that include Finding and retaining talent, protecting against the growing ransomware t...

In this episode we are joined by Parth Gandhi , Chief Information Officer, Bridge Climb in AustraliaParth discusses the future of AI and analytics for Bridge climb and how these technologies will change the entire experience for customers looking to walk the Sydney harbour bridge in the coming years.Parth also talks a little around Blockchain and how he sees this changing the transactional style of the business in the future.

In this episode we are joined by Paul Oppenheimer , Chief Information Officer, RMIT University in Australia.Paul discusses some of the biggest challenges universities are now faced with based on the current learners of today and the future along with covering off some the key areas around RMIT universities 5 year ICT plan.Paul also provides insights around the digital security of their university and the three main areas they focus on as a business.