Roundtable 03 | Digital Trust

Cyber Security and Digital Trust

Cyber security has moved beyond a technical discipline to become a board-level priority for resilience, accountability and customer confidence.

Cloud, AI and connected services are expanding the attack surface while increasing executive responsibility for governance, operational readiness and the protection of critical information and services.

This executive roundtable will examine how modern security architectures, identity, zero-trust principles and resilience can enable innovation and sustainable growth rather than simply defend against attacks.

Why Digital Trust Matters

Security is becoming a business enabler for innovation, resilience and customer confidence.

You will leave with a clearer view of how modern security can strengthen accountability, operational readiness and trust while supporting business change.

As organisations become more digital, customers, employees, boards and regulators expect critical services and information to remain protected and available. Security decisions now influence brand confidence, operational continuity and the pace at which new technology can be adopted.

Led by Tecala Group and Moxie Insights, this roundtable will tackle how organisations can balance innovation with cyber risk by strengthening identity, adopting zero-trust principles and improving governance, resilience and operational readiness.

Roundtable Agenda

An afternoon focused on cyber accountability, modern security and trusted digital growth.

12:30–1:00 PM

Arrival and Executive Networking

Connect with peers and invited leaders before the facilitated discussion begins.

1:00–1:10 PM

Opening Remarks

Welcome, session context and the action points the discussion will work towards across security strategy, digital trust and business resilience.

1:10–2:30 PM

Executive Roundtable

Interactive discussion moderated by James Henderson, with commentary from Tecala Group and invited guests on security strategy, digital trust and business resilience.

2:30–2:45 PM

Closing Remarks

Final perspectives, key summaries and practical action points from the discussion.

2:45–3:00 PM

Executive Networking

Continue the conversation and connect with participants following the formal session.

Key Discussion Points
  • Building digital trust through modern security architecture
  • Balancing innovation with cyber risk and executive accountability
  • Applying zero-trust principles across identity, devices and access
  • Improving resilience and operational readiness for disruption
  • Positioning security as a business enabler, not only a defensive capability
Speakers and Moderator

A discussion led by leaders working across cyber security, risk and digital trust.

James Henderson

James Henderson

Moderator, Moxie Insights

James will moderate the executive discussion, drawing out the priorities, trade-offs and practical experiences shaping this topic across Australian organisations.

Murray Mills

Murray Mills

Head of Cyber Security, Tecala

Murray Mills will share Tecala’s practical perspective on the technology, operating-model and leadership decisions shaping this roundtable topic.

Register Your Interest

Join Cyber Security and Digital Trust.

Register your interest in this executive roundtable to explore how modern security can protect critical services, enable innovation and strengthen customer confidence.

Wednesday 28 October 2026 · 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM AEST · Location TBC · Sydney