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Be the Thermostat Not a Thermometer

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We speak with Chirag Joshi, a seasoned cyber security executive with extensive experience building and leading cyber security, risk management, and compliance programs in multiple countries across various industries.

He is the author of “7 Rules to Become Exceptional at Cyber Security” and “7 Rules to Influence Behaviour and Win at Cyber Security Awareness.” & was featured in the prestigious CSO30 2022 list of top cyber security leaders in Australia and ASEAN.

He was also recognised as a finalist for the Australian Cyber Security Professional of the Year Award in 2022 and 2020. He is currently a Director for the ISACA Sydney chapter and has conducted several successful cyber security education sessions for executives and non-technical audiences in industries such as financial services, energy, healthcare, government, and higher education.

He has led teams and multi-million-dollar cyber transformation initiatives. He has experience in both IT and OT environments and has managed cyber security through demergers and divestments.

We spoke to Chirag as Media Partners to the Cyber Security Asia 2023 Conference, Kuala Lumper, 20 June, 2023

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