From Wannacry to Petya, the past year has seen more serious cyber security threats to organisations than ever before. Our research has shown that almost 60% of businesses had detected security incidents at least on a monthly basis.*
What has become abundantly clear from recent attacks is that no organisation can do this alone. The world of cyber security is a team sport and requires the collaboration of government, enterprises and the community to develop solutions to help build resilience, cyber security and cyber safety.
The idea of the security community sharing ideas and capability is not new. People have been talking about it for years. What is encouraging is that new, community based approaches to security are now gaining traction. And with new innovations in managed security and programmable networks, the importance of information and best practice sharing are critical.
Join Neil Campbell, Director of Security, Telstra, as we discuss collaborative initiatives to innovate to stay ahead of today’s security threats
*Telstra Cyber Security Report 2017
Presented by
Neil Campbell,
Director, Global Security Solutions
As Director, Global Security Solutions at Telstra, Neil Campbell is responsible for driving Telstra’s security strategy across all of the markets that Telstra operates in around the world. Neil leads a team of specialists which range from security consulting through managed security services to monitored security solutions involving the protection of physical assets.
Neil has spent more than 30 years specialising in cyber security and was most recently Group General Manager, Security at Dimension Data, where he spent 14 years in various roles spanning Australia and the UK. Prior to Dimension Data, Neil’s diverse experience included running both boutique and big four consulting teams.
He has deep experience and a proven track record of leading cyber security teams specialised in security consulting, systems integration and managed security services. Neil spent nine years in the Australian Federal Police, with most of his police service in the AFP’s Computer Crime Team.
