

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the cyber threat landscape at an unprecedented pace.
Attackers are now using AI to automate reconnaissance, craft convincing phishing campaigns, generate sophisticated malware, exploit vulnerabilities faster, and scale attacks in ways that traditional security operations struggle to match.
While organisations continue investing heavily in prevention technologies, many still face a critical challenge: Their incident response capabilities have not evolved at the same speed as the threats they face. The result is a growing response gap that can significantly increase operational disruption, financial losses, regulatory consequences, and reputational damage.
This webinar will explore how organisations can adapt to AI-driven threats.
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Date:
Thursday, 23 July 2026 |
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Time: 11:00am AEST | 9:00am AWST
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Venue: Please note, this webinar is hosted via Zoom.
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Kaustubh is a Director in our Cyber Security & Privacy division, based in Melbourne. He specialises in board-level cyber resilience, OT security, and AI governance and has worked on numerous high-stakes engagements for ASX-listed companies, government agencies, and critical infrastructure providers across APAC. ...
He helps organisations anticipate, withstand, and recover from complex cyber threats, turning compliance requirements into operational advantage and resilience into a competitive differentiator.

Michael is a Director in the Business Transformation team, based in Canberra. With 20 years of experience in both the public and private sectors, Michael is a trusted advisor in digital transformation, helping organisations to design, implement and manage large-scale digital technology programs....
His expertise lies in balancing innovation with governance, helping organisations integrate emerging technologies into their business processes while maintaining compliance and financial accountability.
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