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IIA NZ / ISACA Webinar: Tales from the Dark Side

Date 
11 December 2025
Time
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Online
Delivery Method
Online
Facilitator
IIA NZ / ISACA

Registrations closed 8 December 2025.

IIA NZ / ISACA Webinar: Tales from the Dark Side - Lessons learnt from 30 years of penetration testing and red teaming in New Zealand

  • Date: Thursday, 11 December
  • Time: 12:00pm
  • Presentation Method: Online
  • Speaker: Philip Whitmore (KPMG)

As a country, we don't seem to be getting much better at cyber security. Despite spending more time and money on cyber security than we ever have, significant security weaknesses continue to get identified within our systems and processes.

Starting in the mid-90s, Philip Whitmore was probably the first person in New Zealand to deliver penetration testing (also known as white hat hacking) as a service. With 30 years' hacking experience behind him now, Philip will share insights into what he continues to find, why we still have significant security vulnerabilities, and what pragmatic steps we can all take to significantly mitigate the risk.

Whether you're a cyber security specialist, IT professional, internal auditor, risk specialist, or just have an interest in cyber security, this seminar should provide insights that you can readily apply in your role.

Prices:

  • IIA NZ & ISACA Members Complimentary

Registrations are now closed.

Registrations for this event are managed through IIA NZ National Office. Confirmation of attendance, along with further information, will be sent to all attendees on 9 December 2025.

  • IIA NZ Members: Complimentary
  • ISACA: Complimentary
This is a closed IIA NZ/ISACA members-only event, with a minimum attendance of 10 people and a maximum of 30 in-person attendees and unlimited online participation.

IIA NZ Event Overview and Refund Policy: https://iianz.org.nz/Site/terms-and-conditions.aspx

If you require assistance with registering, please contact events@iianz.org.nz



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