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Cyber threats are rising. Can your fragmented risk program keep up?

Cyber risk is a business challenge, not just a security one. Attacks are rising 44% a year while enterprises juggle around 45 different tools. Fragmentation creates blind spots. Learn how leaders build provable, defensible cyber resilience.

26 FEBRUARY 2026 | 11:00 - 12:00 PM (AEDT / GMT / EST)

Cyber risk is a leadership challenge, not just a security issue. 

The problem is fragmentation. When cyber risks, controls, assets, testing, ownership, and evidence are spread across disconnected tools and spreadsheets, leaders struggle to answer the most basic questions during a crisis: what’s affected, who owns it, and what proof can we show right now?

This webinar explores why fragmented cyber programs create blind spots, slow decision-making, and increase regulatory exposure, and what leading enterprises are doing to move toward provable, defensible cyber resilience. 

In this webinar, you'll will learn:

  • Why ‘more tools’ often result in less clarity during incidents and audits

  • How fragmentation slows response, duplicates controls, and weakens accountability

  • Why cyber attacks increasingly test business continuity, not just data security

  • How third-party risk and compressed reporting timelines raise the bar for assurance
  • What provable cyber resilience looks like in practice without adding complexity.

 

Register today!

 

Cyber risk is no longer just a security problem. It’s a business condition that tests operational resilience, leadership confidence, and regulatory readiness at the same time. 


The numbers tell a sobering story: 
 

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200+

Average days to identify a cyber breach (World Economic Forum)

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44%

Increase in attack events for the average enterprise (Check Point)

 

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45

Number of tools in the average enterprise cyber security stack (Gartner)

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+150%

Increase in cyber intrusions coming from China (CrowdStrike)

Your presenters

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Michael Franklin

Cyber Security Lead
 

Michael Franklin is Protecht’s global Cyber Security Lead, with more than two decades of experience across cyber security, technology risk, and controls assurance in highly regulated environments.

He has held senior roles at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Macquarie Group, and major universities including UNSW and the University of Sydney, where he has been directly accountable for translating cyber and technology risk into clear, defensible assurance for executives, boards, and regulators.

With a background that spans IT operations, audit, and enterprise risk, Michel has a practical view of where cyber programs break down during incidents and audits. He holds an MSc in Information Technology, a Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security, and industry certifications including CISM, CISA, and CDPSE.

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Michael Howell

Head of Risk Research & Knowledge
 

Michael Howell is Protecht’s Head of Risk Research & Knowledge, leading risk research, thought leadership, training through Protecht Academy, and Protecht’s industry responses to regulatory consultations.

Before joining Protecht, Michael spent more than a decade in risk and compliance roles with companies including MyBudget and RAA, including oversight of enterprise risk profiles, chairing a Risk Audit & Compliance Committee, and leading internal audit as a second line of defence.

A Certified Practicing Risk Manager, Michael has managed enterprise risk frameworks, assurance programs, incident management, policy, business continuity, and internal audit, giving him a practical understanding of how risk governance holds up when organisations are under pressure.

 

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