Attacks on corporations and their leadership often take the form of weaponised information attacks in the media. These communications often fall on the heads of corporate communicators. But, in fact, it goes deeper than the job scope and paygrade of communications teams. The importance of understanding these advanced business threats now falls on the shoulders of board members and C-suites.

Critical questions we will confront during the discussion are:

  • How to cascade effective strategy and policy into actionable projects that drive digital resilience.
  • The interconnectedness of strategy and policy, and how to tackle the gaps in organisations or frameworks that could lead to a crisis.
  • How to recover from a crisis that played in the media or social media.

Join us in this exclusive roundtable as we discuss ways to address weaponised information in the media and how business leaders can mitigate the threats that could lead to a crisis.

Programme:

10:30am Registration
11:00am Opening Session

“Understanding the Anatomy of a Cyberattack Weaponised in the Media” by Nordin Abdullah, Founding Chairman, Malaysia Global Business Forum

11:10am  Panel Session

Presentations by:

Datuk Ahirudin Attan, President, National Press Club

Anwer Yusoff, Head of Department – Cyber Security Industry Engagement and Collaboration, CyberSecurity Malaysia

Dr. Kavitha Muthy, Chief Strategy Officer, Intellize Tech Services  

Amitabh Srivastava, Practice Director (Cyber Security) and CISO, Abyres Holdings Sdn Bhd

Vicks Kanagasingam, Chief Executive Officer, Censof Digital 

 

Moderated by:

Ruzanna Muhammad, Editor-at-Large, News Hub Asia

12:10pm Closing Session:

“Reducing Cyber Threats through Effective Resource Allocation” by Murugason R. Thangaratnam LL.B. (Bond Uni), CCSMS, CCSP, CDSP, CDTP, Executive Chairman at Advanced Security Network Sdn Bhd

12:20pm Press Conference
12:30pm Closed-Door Discussion and Lunch
02:00pm Event Ends

 

Details of the roundtable are as follows:

Date: Thursday, 24 February 2022
Time: 11:00am – 2:30pm
Venue: Hilton Kuala Lumpur
Fee:  Government – RM680 per pax
Corporate – RM980 per pax

This exclusive roundtable discussion is limited to 20 participants to ensure a safe and conducive environment for all attendees. Held under the Chatham House Rule to ensure open discussions can be conducted in a mutually respected manner. All findings, comments and resolutions will be submitted in a report to the relevant ministries to drive the agenda forward. Opinions and suggestions used will be on an anonymous basis or with the expressed permission of the participant.

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