Cybersecurity in New Zealand: The State of Play
- Cyberattacks in New Zealand increased significantly in 2023, impacting key sectors such as finance, telecommunications, and energy.
- Financially motivated cybercrime has risen by 37%, posing substantial risks to national security and economic stability.
- 40% of New Zealand businesses reported cyber incidents last year, underlining the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures.
Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity in New Zealand
About the Cyber EduCon Event
Cyber EduCon New Zealand 2024 brings together leading minds in cybersecurity to discuss the most critical issues the country faces. This virtual event will feature expert-led sessions, interactive workshops, and opportunities to engage with peers and industry leaders across government, academia, and enterprise.
Key Highlights
Engaging Sessions
Dive into expert-led discussions on real-world cybersecurity issues, covering topics such as cloud security, AI-driven attacks, and threat intelligence.
Renowned Speakers
Hear from top leaders in government, enterprises, and academia, including representatives from CERT NZ and NCSC.
Workshops
Participate in practical, hands-on workshops designed to help New Zealand’s SMEs and enterprises build cyber resilience.
Networking Opportunities
Engage with senior cybersecurity stakeholders, including CISOs, CTOs, and government officials, to share knowledge and best practices.
Agenda Overview
09.30 am –
10.30 AM
Opening Keynote: Strengthening Cyber Defenses Across New Zealand
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Panel Discussion: Evolving Roles of CISOs in New Zealand’s Changing Threat
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09.30 am –
10.30 AM
Workshop: Building Cybersecurity Resilience in SMEs
Facilitator: Industry Expert in SME Security, focusing on affordable cybersecurity solutions, incident response, and cloud security for small businesses.
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09.30 am –
10.30 AM
Session: Cybersecurity Education and Workforce Development in New Zealand
Speaker: Leading Academic from a New Zealand University, addressing the cybersecurity skills gap and the role of international certifications.
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09.30 am –
10.30 AM
Panel Discussion: Critical Infrastructure and Cloud Security – Securing New Zealand’s Key Sectors
Panelists: Experts from the energy, telecommunications, and financial services sectors, discussing vulnerabilities and future trends in securing critical infrastructure.
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Why Attend?
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