State of Phishing: A Cyber Security Symposium
12 Grafton Rd, Grafton, Auckland
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Phishing attacks inflict a staggering cost of approximately 3.15 billion dollars per year on businesses in New Zealand. Alarming statistics from the Computer Emergency Response Team of New Zealand (CERT NZ) reveal a 32% surge in such attacks over the past year. While IT security solutions exist to mitigate phishing threats, the underlying human factors behind these attacks remain largely unexplored. This conference aims to shed light on the current state of phishing in Aotearoa, presenting cutting-edge research, technologies, and insights to effectively combat this pervasive issue. This conference is for individuals interested in phishing and security, including those from the realms of business, research, law enforcement, IT, and network security.
Speakers:
Denise Carter-Bennett, Cybersecurity Expert, Datacom
Helaman Tangiora, Head of Digital Transformation, Tainui Group Holdings
Saia Vaipuna, Head of Global Forum of Cyber Expertise, Pacific Islands, Formerly Director of CERT Tonga
Savenaca Siwatibau, Digital Forensics/ I.T Investigations/ Cybersecurity, Fiji Police
Prof. Robert Biddle, University of Auckland
Carl Ling, Security Awareness & Operations Planning Chapter Lead, Spark
Dr. Danielle Lottridge, University of Auckland
Representative from Phriendly Phishing
Daimhin Warner, Country Leader, International Association of Privacy Professionals
Camilla Potter, Cybersecurity Team Manager, Datacom
Kavin Balmer, Ceo, Darkscope
Justin Soong, CEO, Authsignal
Representative from CERT N and Pacific Islands
Cherie Lagakali, Senior Advisor Pacific Cyber Communication & Policy, Global Forum on Cyber Expertise
Prof. Giovanni Russello, Head of Computer Science, University of Auckland
Brent Carey, CEO, Netsafe
Helaman Tangiora, Head of Digital Transformation, Tainui Group Holdings
Representative from PWC
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