Martin Holzworth

No amount of smart design will ever keep your organisation completely safe. But by meeting employees halfway with a more intuitive experience, we can also build a culture where every employee plays a crucial role in workplace security - becoming your ultimate human firewall.

The accelerated shift to cloud adoption has made the role of cloud security more important than ever.
Join Check Point Software Technologies and Fujitsu as our panellists discuss the unique challenges and “must-knows” of cloud security. Topics covered:
Deep-dive into cloud as a shared security model – what is your role in maintaining trust and reputation?
Explore the importance of investing in cloud security and the pitfalls to avoid
Building a blueprint for risk reduction… Show more

The accelerated shift to cloud adoption has made the role of cloud security more important than ever.
Join Check Point Software Technologies and Fujitsu as our panellists discuss the unique challenges and “must-knows” of cloud security. Topics covered:
Deep-dive into cloud as a shared security model – what is your role in maintaining trust and reputation?
Explore the importance of investing in cloud security and the pitfalls to avoid
Building a blueprint for risk reduction, compliance and data protection Show less

Cybersecurity isn’t just a technical challenge. A large amount of malware relies on human error to pass from system to system. In a post-Covid workforce where new ways of working have not been locked down, it’s never been easier to exploit human vulnerabilities. This can lead to dramatic consequences – including lost data, severe downtime, and ultimately the loss of customer trust.

Your first line of cyber-defence is your employees, so there is a clear business case for keeping them… Show more

Cybersecurity isn’t just a technical challenge. A large amount of malware relies on human error to pass from system to system. In a post-Covid workforce where new ways of working have not been locked down, it’s never been easier to exploit human vulnerabilities. This can lead to dramatic consequences – including lost data, severe downtime, and ultimately the loss of customer trust.

Your first line of cyber-defence is your employees, so there is a clear business case for keeping them safe. This podcast will explore how to do just that: from security awareness training to policies.

Guest speakers:
- Martin Holzworth, Head of Cybersecurity, Fujitsu Australia
- Kieren Lovell Show less

Cyber security is no longer a tech issue – it’s a business issue. With the shift to Cloud and remote working the new norm, the job of the CISO has become one of the most important roles in every organisation. oin the panelists as they draw on their experiences and explore the top three “no regrets” focus areas that every CISO should get right, as well as how security must be ingrained in all digital transformations. Topics they will explore include:

1. The importance of investing in… Show more

Cyber security is no longer a tech issue – it’s a business issue. With the shift to Cloud and remote working the new norm, the job of the CISO has become one of the most important roles in every organisation. oin the panelists as they draw on their experiences and explore the top three “no regrets” focus areas that every CISO should get right, as well as how security must be ingrained in all digital transformations. Topics they will explore include:

1. The importance of investing in cloud security and the pitfalls to avoid.
2. Protecting the remote workforce, who now work outside of the corporate firewall.
3. Identity - it's not what you know, but who are you interacting with. Show less

The unfolding COVID-19 pandemic presents organisations and their technology teams with many new challenges as they strive to maintain the continuity of core business functions – while supporting many new ways of working. All of this must be accomplished in the context of a significantly changed risk profile during a very turbulent time.

No one technology can do everything and cybersecurity experts are in short supply: by 2022, it’s predicted that there will be a shortfall of two million cybersecurity professionals worldwide.
So how can organisations keep themselves secure?

Martin Holzworth, Head of Cyber Security reflects on his extensive experience in Cyber Security. As he provides tips on how organisations can manage their Cyber Security during the current times and better prepare for the future. He covers - Security during a crisis: be aware and prepared, Cyber lessons learnt for the present and future, Remaining focussed during COVID-19, Maintaining data security when switching to the cloud, Investing in Cyber, current risks and more, Executive conversations… Show more

Martin Holzworth, Head of Cyber Security reflects on his extensive experience in Cyber Security. As he provides tips on how organisations can manage their Cyber Security during the current times and better prepare for the future. He covers - Security during a crisis: be aware and prepared, Cyber lessons learnt for the present and future, Remaining focussed during COVID-19, Maintaining data security when switching to the cloud, Investing in Cyber, current risks and more, Executive conversations to reduce business risk. Show less

Cyber security is a major and increasing threat to the mining and metals industry, but many companies aren't taking it seriously as a priority risk area. What can you do to protect your organisation?

In the last 12 months, two-thirds of the world’s mining and metals companies experienced a cyber-attack they didn't know about. Because, cyber-attacks aren't designed to disrupt your business or extort money – they go on undetected for months. They’re designed to extract your confidential… Show more

Cyber security is a major and increasing threat to the mining and metals industry, but many companies aren't taking it seriously as a priority risk area. What can you do to protect your organisation?

In the last 12 months, two-thirds of the world’s mining and metals companies experienced a cyber-attack they didn't know about. Because, cyber-attacks aren't designed to disrupt your business or extort money – they go on undetected for months. They’re designed to extract your confidential information – M&A plans, pricing strategies, strategic intentions, IP – and use it to either extort money, sell it to a competitor, or disrupt operations. Sometimes, they’ll simply gain access to your systems, and then sell that access to someone with a vested interest.

You need to be aware of where your organisation is vulnerable to these threats and how to secure against them. Show less

Healthcare reform is generating new approaches to care delivery that aligns care practices with incentives for patients, providers, and payers/governments. Telemedicine is a key enabler of care reform goals and has been successfully piloted in numerous care delivery settings. Although traditional barriers are coming down, organizations need to take into account existing challenges when developing their telemedicine program; focusing on immediate needs and leveraging current technologies and… Show more

Healthcare reform is generating new approaches to care delivery that aligns care practices with incentives for patients, providers, and payers/governments. Telemedicine is a key enabler of care reform goals and has been successfully piloted in numerous care delivery settings. Although traditional barriers are coming down, organizations need to take into account existing challenges when developing their telemedicine program; focusing on immediate needs and leveraging current technologies and funding opportunities. Show less

Increasingly, healthcare organisations are looking towards healthcare IT to help drive efficiencies and improve care quality. However, they need to sort out the common misconceptions regarding SOA before adopting it in their organisations