V2-AV Media

Interview with Jo Stewart-Rattray, founding ISACA Director for SheLeadsTech and former Chair of COBIT 2019. Having spent 7 years on the ISACA Board, we discuss Jo’s background and recent history with ISACA over the last 10 years and her recent attendance to the 63rd United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.

Interview with Dr. Magda Chelly, CEO of Responsible Cyber based in Singapore. We cover Magda’s background and her transition from a technology career into cybersecurity and she is a strong advocate for attracting women into the cybersecurity industry. Magda founded Women of Security (WoSEC) and launched a WoSEC CTF For Girls Competition Day.

Interview with Brian Page, Global Account Executive with ISACA, attending RSA APJ Confernece from Chicago, USA.

Interview with David Nicol, Managing Director, BlackBerry Australia & New Zealand and Jonathan Jackson, Director, Engineering Solutions, APJ.


Interview with Rohit Ghai, President, RSA and Grant Geyer, Senior Vice President for RSA Products discussing the ‘New Why of Cybersecurity’. Digital investment accelerates business velocity, transforms constituent experiences and spawns new opportunities. But this formidable force for human progress also magnifies risk. We discuss digital risk management and associated transformation and change in the digital environment and how RSA has set out to address the management of digital risk as the new ‘why’ for cybersecurity.

nterview with Mr. Fuji Foo, VP of Business Digitalisation, Certis CISCO Singapore – discussing the launch and operation of the Certis Centre for Applied Intelligence (CCAI), a Security Operations Research Hub.

Interview with Brooke Tapsall, CEO of DroneALERT and AGICS, Australia. Brooke has been a professional in the spatial science industry for 17 years, working around the world before establishing companies and initiatives that provide valuable services to security in the Drone Industry. At the event, Brooke will speak on a panel titled “Drones: How to stop drone intrusion in three easy steps?”.


Interview with Anton Shingarev, Vice President for Public Affairs, Kaspersky. Anton is responsible for Kaspersky’s worldwide public policy agenda; managing both the company’s and the CEO’s cooperation and communications with national and international governmental bodies (UK, EU, etc.), as well as international public institutions and organizations (the United Nations, the World Economic Forum in Davos, INTERPOL, etc.). Anton coordinates the company’s participation in government-level events, programs and projects, and negotiates contracts and strategic alliances.

Interview with Dr John Coyne, Head of Border Security Program, Australian Strategic Policy Institute, Australia. Dr Coyne is an expert in transnational organised crime, with a focus on non-traditional illicit commodity flows. At Interpol World, he presented as part of a panel titled “Financial Crime:Tackling organised crime is all about the money – How can we improve the outcomes through sharing data from banks and financial institutions?”

As our growing dependence on online identities extends to nearly every aspect of our lives, the risk of malicious theft and accidental breaches, companies are being held increasingly responsible to protect the security of the personal and company data they are entrusted with. But how are companies, and their Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), responding to this expectation?