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Be prepared, not paralysed. Learn from experts how to navigate privacy and cyber breaches.
For many organisations the question is not if, but when, will they face a privacy or cyber breach?
These incidents can be highly disruptive, but they don’t have to be debilitating.
Organisations that are prepared are likely to come out of an incident better off than those who thought it wouldn’t happen to them.
Join Hayden Wilson, Global Vice Chair and Chair of Dentons in New Zealand, Campbell Featherstone, Dentons Partner, and Alastair Miller, Principal Advisory Consultant with Kordia, for insights into what really happens when a privacy or cyber breach occurs – not only from a legal perspective but also the ‘human element’ of dealing with one of the more stressful situations an organisation can face.
Learn what it might mean for you as a director: what you need to know, when you need to know it, and what questions you can and should be asking to position your organisation as best you can to deal with a crisis of this nature.
This session will cover:
Drawing on firsthand experience as front-line responders, our panel will explore the full lifecycle of a privacy or cyber breach, offering a practical and strategic perspective on how to mitigate risk and respond effectively.
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Hayden Wilson is Global Vice Chair and Chair of Dentons in New Zealand. He plays a key role in the firm’s key relationships and is a Partner in the firm’s Dispute Resolution and Public Law team, specialising in public, regulatory, and commercial litigation. As a specialist in crisis management, Hayden regularly works with clients to navigate complex issues of privacy compliance and to assist them with responding to privacy, data breach events, access requests, complaints and investigations. Hayden helps both public and private sector clients to manage a wide range of public law issues, including managing and reviewing risk, advising on privacy and information law, human rights obligations and regulatory issues.
Campbell Featherstone is a Partner and specialises in commercial, technology and privacy law at Dentons. He provides advice on procurement, privacy and data protection, emerging technologies (including AI), IT agreements (including SaaS, agile and waterfall software development, and traditional licensing), IP licensing and consumer and marketing law compliance.
Campbell has advised numerous clients on compliance with privacy and data protection law, including the implications of the introduction of the European General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’) for clients based both within and outside the EU, and the implications of New Zealand privacy law reforms.
Campbell takes an active interest in the development of privacy and consumer law in New Zealand and the intersection of privacy law and technology. He was the co-author of the firm's submissions on the Privacy Bill and presented those submissions to the Justice Committee on the firm's behalf.
As Principal Advisory Consultant for Kordia’s specialist cyber security division Aura Information Security, Alastair is responsible for helping a wide range of organisations transform their approach to security. His experience spans more than two decades in information security across both enterprise and government.
Alastair started his career at British Telecom in the United Kingdom. Since moving to New Zealand, he has held key security roles with Dimension Data, Spark and was most recently Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at NSP.
His expertise spans a wide range of security related fields including cloud security architecture, security operations centres (SOC) / SIEM, privacy and governance. He has numerous qualifications in the advisory space including CISM, CISSP, CIPM, CRISC and CGEIT. He also has particular expertise in the specific data security needs of the healthcare industry.
Alastair is a respected thought leader in the cyber security industry, a finalist in the 2022 iSANZ awards for Best Senior Security Practitioner and is regularly called upon by media and government to provide commentary and advice.
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Becky Hare
Auckland Branch Manager
+64 27 642 1099
+64 9 905 4804
Becky.Hare@iod.org.nz
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Members — $75.00
Non-members — $105.00
