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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2022 · 31 MIN

91. Communicating about Privacy (without the boring bits) with Kate Monckton

from The Security Collective Podcast · host Claire Pales

Claire talks with Kate Monckton, a Partner in Cyber Risk at Deloitte, about the difference between cyber and privacy, and why we should never apologise for cyber or privacy being boring. Kate joined Deloitte in February 2022 as a Partner in Cyber Risk. Prior to this she spent over ten years as part of the Security Senior Leadership team at nbn. Before joining nbn, Kate held security roles at Symantec and Microsoft both in Australia and the UK. In December 2021 she was named 'Australia's Most Outstanding Woman in IT Security' at the Australian Women in Security Awards. Kate was a member of the Board of the International Association of Privacy Professionals ANZ for five years, including two as the President. She is also a co-founder of the Security Influence and Trust (SIT) Group. Links: Kate LinkedIn IDCARE website For the full episode transcript, please visit our website. This season we have partnered with Lastpass -the leading password manager – and we are discussing behaviour and influence when it comes to cybersecurity.

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