Thursday August 17th 4:30pm-6:00pm
Overview
Cyber threats are a high priority on all board risk radars today. But what actually happens if your organisation is in the firing line? And how can the communication function contribute to best practice cyber risk management? In this session, Brendon and Campbell will share their insights from being on the front lines of New Zealand cyber threats in recent years. This session is for senior leaders in consultancies who are interested in managing their own business risks, and/or leaders of communications functions in organisations that need to prepare for cyber risk.
Your presenters are ..
Brendon O’Connor, Chair and Group Managing Director, SenateSHJ: Brendon provides advice to a range of high-profile clients on organisational strategy and transformation. Prior to joining SenateSHJ, Brendon was a Director of Consulting at PwC advising clients in central and local government and the corporate sector. His breadth of experience across branding, marketing and communication, and finance and economics means he brings a unique skill set to the design and delivery of change. He is also a highly skilled and sought-after facilitator. Brendon has been an advisor for over ten years, has previously run his own consulting firm and held senior leadership roles including Director of Strategy for New Zealand Rugby and Head of Sponsorship for Vodafone New Zealand. Brendon has an MBA from Cranfield School of Management (UK) and a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Otago.
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Campbell McKenzie, Director, Incident Response Solutions: Campbell McKenzie is a forensic technology expert and cyber security consultant. In January 2019, he founded Incident Response Solutions, a speciality forensic and cyber security business. Campbell was previously a Director at PwC New Zealand (12 years) where he led the national “forensic technology” practice and the Auckland “cyber security” practice. Prior to PwC, Campbell was a founding member of the NZ Police Electronic Crime Laboratory (4.5 years). Campbell has worked on a wide range of forensic and cyber matters for both the private and public sectors.
