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Session 3.7a Expo Product Brief: Dell - Cyber-attack? Can your Department Recover?

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Thursday, February 24, 2022
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Royal Theatre
Sponsored By:
Dell Technologies

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Dr Jerry Vochteloo
Field CTO, Asia Pacific and Japan, Data Protection Solutions
Dell Technologies


ABSTRACT
Evolutions in technologies can create new opportunities for malicious actors and cyber criminals to target and exploit Government bodies, and the private sectors’ critical infrastructure and the digital economy for their own profit. Data underpins the ability to make rapid and informed decisions. The Lead the Way: Defence Transformation Strategy and the Defence Data Strategy 2021-2023 recognises that the effective use and management of data is critical to everything Defence does. Unlocking the power of Defence data will help automate processes and reporting, increasing the ability to make informed decisions regarding strategy, capability, and resources. In this session, Jerry Vochteloo, CISO at Dell Technologies will guide the Defence industry on how to build cyber resilience and recover with confidence from a destructive attack and be better prepared for “what if” scenarios. You will learn how to prepare for the long-term success of mission critical operations and proactively integrate a mature recovery capability within an incident response plan.
BIOGRAPHY
Jerry has had a very diverse and broad career in IT: working in research, education, services and sales Jerry currently works for Dell Technologies helping customers and partners across APJ address Data Protection challenges. With the pace of change in IT, Jerry has a particular focus on cloud and security issues. Jerry has more than 20 years’ experience in Data Protection space with large, tier one customers. Jerry is a regular speaker and panelist and has contributed to events including AWS Summits, Cyber Security round tables, vForum, Storage and Networking World and numerous other trade and vendor conferences. Prior to his current role, Jerry worked for VERITAS and later Symantec in various roles and before that was a lecturer at both University of New South Wales and the University of Technology, Sydney. While working at the UNSW, Jerry completed his PhD in Computer Science, for which he conducted research into MicroKernel Security.
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