Cyber Security Governance Resources

Everything you need to know from a Board level perspective about understanding the threat Cyber Security poses and what steps you can take to mitigate them.

Cyber Webinar Replays

 

Title Video Link Webinar Link
1. How Human Nature is the Biggest Risk to a Cyber Security Breach View the video now How Human Nature is the Biggest Risk to a Cyber Security Breach (Webinar)
2. Essential Eight Best Practice Strategies to Prevent Cyber Attacks View the video now Essential Eight Best Practice Strategies to Prevent Cyber Attacks (Webinar)
3. How Boards Can Manage Their Way Through a Cyber Attack View the video now How Boards Can Manage Their Way Through a Cyber Attack (Webinar)
4. Are Directors Legally Liable for a Cyber Attack View the video now Are Directors Legally Liable for a Cyber Attack (Webinar)

Cyber Incident Response Plans (download)

Cyber Resources


Webinar 1: How Human Nature is the Biggest Risk to a Cyber Security Breach

In this webinar on cybersecurity governance, the focus is on the significant risk posed by human nature to cyber breaches. The discussion delves into the role of boards in understanding and managing cyber threats, emphasising the need for proactive measures, cultural shifts, and informed decision-making. Key insights include the importance of cyber subcommittees, securing supply chains, the impact of ransomware attacks, and the necessity of protecting an organisation's balance sheet. Viewers are encouraged to engage further through informative sessions offered by GovernWith.

 


Webinar 2: Essential Eight Best Practice Strategies to Prevent Cyber Attacks

This webinar explores the Essential Eight Maturity Model, a vital cybersecurity approach for boards. Led by experts from GovernWith, the session delves into strategies to prevent cyber attacks, emphasising board-level responsibility. They introduce the Australian-developed Essential Eight framework and its technical controls, while also highlighting the NIST framework's value. Real-world case studies underscore the need for proactive cyber risk management. The webinar underscores the importance of board engagement, offers actionable steps, and advocates for a culture of cyber awareness. Attendees gain insights into safeguarding their organisations against evolving cyber threats and enhancing overall governance practices.

 


Webinar 3: How Boards Can Manage Their Way Through a Cyber Attack

This video discusses effective management through cyber attacks for boards and executives. Presented by GovernWith, experts highlight the importance of proactive cyber strategies, not just prevention, as cyber threats evolve. The conversation covers incident response plans, negotiations with ransomware groups, legal implications, and how to safeguard businesses. Practical insights shed light on the realities of cyber attacks, urging directors to play a crucial role in cyber defence. The session aims to empower viewers to ask informed questions, strengthen resilience, and guide organisations toward better cyber governance. Attendees gain valuable insights into navigating cyber challenges in a changing landscape.

 


Webinar 4: Are Directors Legally Liable for a Cyber Attack

In this insightful webinar, experts from GovernWith and Mills Oakley Lawyers discuss the pressing question: Can directors be held personally liable for a cyber attack? Exploring legal responsibilities, they highlight how cybersecurity risks are now a director's duty of care, emphasising recent cases and Privacy Act implications. The discussion underscores the need for proactive measures, like incident response plans and specialised subcommittees. With alarming statistics on cyberattacks, the webinar stresses the importance of informed decision-making and comprehensive risk management strategies. Resources and contacts for further guidance are provided, making this a must-watch for directors and organisations concerned about cyber threats.