Is your organisation prepared for the next cyber threat?
Australia’s critical infrastructure is becoming increasingly interconnected, creating new cyber risks across technology systems, outsourced operations and supply chains.
The Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (SOCI Act) applies across 11 critical infrastructure sectors and introduces obligations relating to risk management, cyber incident reporting and critical infrastructure asset information. As the threat landscape and regulatory framework continue to evolve, organisations need to understand whether their compliance programs reflect their actual exposure.
Join experts from Achilles, Hall & Wilcox and Orpheus Cyber for a practical discussion on strengthening the preparedness and resilience of Australia’s critical infrastructure.
What you will learn
The panel will explore:
- Who is affected by the SOCI Act and what the key obligations mean in practice
- Where organisations commonly underestimate their cyber, operational and supply chain exposure
- How third-party dependencies can create risks beyond an organisation’s direct control
- Why static assessments may not provide sufficient visibility into emerging threats
- How continuous threat intelligence can support a more operational and defensible SOCI program
- Practical steps to improve cyber preparedness, governance and resilience
The session will combine legal perspectives, cyber risk expertise and practical use cases to help you identify gaps and prioritise action.
Who should attend?
This webinar is relevant to leaders and professionals working across cybersecurity, risk, compliance, legal, procurement, supply chain, critical infrastructure operations, business continuity and operational resilience.
Meet the speakers
Eden Winokur, Partner and Head of Cyber, Hall & Wilcox. Eden is a market-leading cybersecurity and data privacy lawyer. He was named Cyber Security Lawyer of the Year in 2025 and is consistently ranked by The Legal 500 Asia Pacific.
Daniel Williams, Cyber, Privacy, Disputes and Insurance Lawyer, Hall & Wilcox. Daniel advises organisations and leadership teams on critical infrastructure regulation, cyber incident response, privacy and cyber insurance.
Karen Bolton, Chief Operating Officer, Orpheus Cyber. Karen has more than 30 years of experience across cyber risk, third-party risk and operational resilience. Before joining Orpheus Cyber, she was CEO of Nettitude.
Jake Bristow, General Manager ANZ, Achilles. Jake works with Australian organisations to improve visibility and manage risk across complex supplier and third-party networks.
Gain practical insights into the SOCI Act, understand where cyber risk may be developing across your organisation and supply chain, and learn how threat intelligence can support stronger critical infrastructure resilience.
