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AI to Zero-Day: The Changing Risk Profile of Tech Products & Services

This webinar provides a risk lens to the significant challenges faces by the tech industry Join the Willis Towers Watson and the AUSCL community for an expert discussion covering the changing risk profile of technology products and services, across the supply chain. This session will explore: How cyber security is impacting technology companies and their operations Changing IT procurement trends "Scope creep” and its impact on IT contracts and third-party disputes Insights drawn from recent technology litigation disputes Growing supply chain risks Accelerating complexity and compliance challenges Data collection, usage and privacy behaviours of technology companies Who should attend? Private practice lawyers, In-house counsel, Risk and Compliance managers, CSOs, CISOs, CROs, CPOs and their teams, security leaders, Governance, Business continuity and IT disaster recovery managers, Security Architects. AUSCL attracts a multi-disciplinary audience from across industries and the University sector. Meet your presenters (in alphabetical order) Angela Flannery Technology, Media & Telecommunications Partner at Holding Redlich and expert on outsourcing, content, government and regulatory matters Benjamin Di Marco (Moderator) Cyber Specialist, Australia and New Zealand - FINEX Willis Towers Watson. Cyber and technology risk advisor, consultant and insurance expert Nick Ferrett QC Leading Brisbane barrister specialising in commercial litigation with broad expertise across regulatory and technology disputes Nitesh Patel Sydney Special Counsel with Gilchrist Connell specialising in cyber incident response and technology error and omission defense claims Petra Lucioli Group Claims Manager of Delta Insurance, the largest technology risk insurer in New Zealand and member of ANZIIF Facilitated by Dalvin Chien Partner Spark Helmore Lawyers and member of the AUSCL Management Committee