In The News

Avertro's very own Olivia Conlon spoke with the Women in Security Magazine about her journey into the cybersecurity world. Read her profile article on page 154 of Issue 9.

The Australian Financial Review spoke with a few professionals, including Avertro's own Lilly Wang about what companies are doing to be more competitive in the current market to attract talent.

The Big Sausage Sizzle on Saturday changed the government, with Labor under Antony Albanese heading towards a majority in the lower house, or at least taking people with support from an expanded crossbench.

Cybernews spoke with Ian Yip, the Founder and CEO at Avertro – a company that specializes in computer and network security. Yip agreed to discuss cybersecurity tendencies within the business landscape and what are the most effective ways to protect against cyberattacks.

Claire is joined by Ian Yip, Founder and CEO of Avertro, the cyber-why company. They discuss cyber culture at the board level and talk about the impact of security leadership on the culture within cyber teams. Ian talks about the value of using the business's language in your cybersecurity discussions at the board level, and about bringing meaningful information to directors and doing so proactively. They also discuss that you have to rock the boat sometimes to make real change and the burnout that can come from this.

We're all in this to leave a lasting impact on making the world safer from cybercriminals right? Maintaining our sense of purpose as cybersecurity professionals is one of the most important things in this battle. And the organisational culture we build is critical to maintaining that spark.

Avertro CEO, Ian Yip, spoke with Simon Thomsen about the 2022 Australian Federal Budget and its implications for cybersecurity. Interview with Ian starts at the 32:00 mark.