Page Seager Offices
Level 2,
179 Murray Street,
Hobart TAS 7000
Overview (Program Summary)
A program hosted by:
ACC AustraliaCyber security is one of the most significant risks in-house counsel are required to manage. With the ever changing technological landscape and increasing penalties, GCs and In-house lawyers are required to stay across these issues and mitigate these issues proactively before it turns into a reputational disaster.
In this session, Kathryn Speed and Brett Garth will provide an update on the proposed reforms to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and a review of the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (Cth), with a focus on cyber security considerations and how they may affect your business.
Speakers
Brett Garth, Senior Associate, Page Seager Lawyers
Brett works with both private and corporate clients, specialising in mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance and structures.
Brett also advises in relation to finance and security arrangements and has previous experience in commercial property acquisitions and disposals, and commercial and retail leasing.
Brett joined Page Seager in 2016. In 2019, he moved to London for three years where he worked as an in-house counsel for the United Kingdom’s largest rolling stock company, specialising in large-scale leasing and procurement transactions before returning to Page Seager in 2021.
Kathryn Speed, Principal, Page Seager Lawyers
Kathryn provides advice for property owners and developers, government and state owned corporations and local government on tendering, probity, governance, commercial contracts and risk management solutions. She also drafts and negotiates a wide range of project documentation, including construction and infrastructure contracts, information technology contracts and procurement documentation. She is experienced in the use of AS construction contracts and also prepares bespoke construction, equipment supply, asset management and other commercial contracts to suit individual client needs. Kathryn also regularly provides advice in relation to governance, privacy, information technology and intellectual property issues.
Kathryn was recognised in the 2024 Doyle’s Guide as a leading Corporate, Commercial & Business lawyer in Tasmania.
Notes
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