Overview
Ticking the boxes on cyber security protections is not enough to prepare your org for an attack. You need a cyber incident response plan (CIRP) that enables you to respond quickly, with clarity, and accountability. Last year’s Notifiable Data Breaches report found that 23% of organisations took more than 30 days to notify the OAIC of a cyber incident. Would your incident response plan hold up under the pressure of an active cyber incident?
This session focuses on turning policy into practice by building a concise CIRP, pressure-testing it in a live tabletop scenario, and prioritising fixes that reduce business risk. We’ll also address common challenges across leadership, IT, and compliance teams, including unclear decision authority, regulatory uncertainty, and supplier exposure.
Key Takeaways
- Build an effective and concise CIRP
- Participate in a live example of a tabletop exercise
- Distil tabletop learnings into practical improvements that strengthen incident preparedness
- Understand what good preparedness looks like
Watch the Recording
This Briefing is Suitable For
- CEOs
- COOs
- CFOs
- CIOs
- Risk & Compliance Managers
- Board Members
…in SMB and mid-market organisations.
Last year's Notifiable Data Breaches report found that 23% of organisations took more than 30 days to notify the OAIC of a cyber incident.
Speakers
Georgia Turnham
Security Consultant, Rodin Business Solutions
Georgia specialises in enterprise IT risk, governance and compliance. She has hands-on experience delivering gap assessments, implementing frameworks and strengthening organisational security posture across complex environments, including major financial institutions. With a strong focus on security awareness and practical risk management, she helps leadership teams translate policy into real-world incident readiness and resilience.
Lee Hodgson
Technology Strategist, Rodin Business Solutions
Helping businesses and other organisations get the most from their IT systems and business technology, Lee is passionate about business technology and how processes can improve productivity, minimise risk, reduce costs and even provide a competitive edge. Lee and his team of professionals provide excellent technology consultancy, taking the time and effort to understand the processes and challenges within an organisation to make informed recommendations.