Technology Leaders Webinar | Human Risk

Overview

From Human Risk to Operational Resilience: How ANZ CISOs Are Moving Beyond Awareness to Measurable Security Outcomes

ANZ organisations face some of the highest phishing and ransomware exposure globally. With a baseline phish-prone rate exceeding global averages and ransomware incidents now routine rather than rare, identity-driven compromise has become the dominant initial access method across the region.

As enterprises consolidate communication, identity, and data within Microsoft 365 and cloud collaboration platforms, a single compromised credential can enable lateral movement, data exfiltration, and operational disruption at scale. At the same time, regulatory frameworks and board-level accountability are elevating cyber risk from an IT issue to a governance and resilience mandate.

This webinar will explore how leading CISOs are shifting from awareness-based security models toward measurable human risk management frameworks. The discussion will examine how organisations can embed visibility, behavioural insight, and operational controls into collaboration environments to reduce identity-driven exposure and strengthen resilience outcomes across ANZ.

Discussion Points:

The Shift to Operational Human Risk: Why behaviour is now a measurable security control rather than a training metric.

Email and Collaboration as the Primary Attack Surface: Understanding visibility gaps across Microsoft 365 and cloud platforms.

Measuring and Quantifying Human Risk: Moving beyond awareness completion rates to behavioural insight and risk scoring.

Board and Regulatory Pressure: How ransomware, phishing, and compliance obligations are reshaping accountability.

From Fragmented Controls to Unified Strategy: Embedding visibility, policy, and resilience into collaboration environments.

Agenda

• 11:00 am From Human Risk to Operational Resilience: How ANZ CISOs Are Moving Beyond Awareness to Measurable Security Outcomes(Technology Leaders Webinar - Live 2026)

Partners

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