Managing Director - IRAP CISM CRISC MACS Cyber

Chairperson of Cloud Branch for the Australian Information Security Association, Richard started his career at the Commonwealth Bank and then pivoted to IT,  specialising in Novell Netware for the foreign exchange and travel industry.  is IT and network consulting company provided systems integration for two large telcos and several agencies in the Australian Federal Government.  

Richard has consulted and trained SE Asian governments on cyber security and critical infrastructure enterprises on missions for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and with RMIT University.  

He is endorsed by the Australian Signals Directorate as an assessor in the Infosec Registered Assessors Program.

Founder and CEO of Psyber

Chantelle Ralevska is a cybersecurity expert, advocate and innovator who is on a mission to make the world a more cyber safe place. As the founder and CEO of Psyber, Chantelle has made a significant contribution to the industry. She runs a startup that delivers innovative and customised cybersecurity training to businesses. Chantelle has delivered cybersecurity training to over 440,000 staff globally and for Australia’s largest and most complex organisations, including Macquarie Group, Westpac, and Woolworths. With just 4% of cyber startups founded by women, she is a trailblazer, paving the way for future generations and inspiring more young girls and women to pursue careers in cybersecurity.

Chair ACN | Chair DSI | Co-Founder, Murfin Group

Jason Murrell is a cyber security leader dedicated to strengthening Australia’s digital resilience. As Chair of the Australian Cyber Network (ACN) & Chair of DSI (Dynamic Standards International), he plays a key role in shaping cyber security standards, fostering collaboration and supporting national cyber initiatives.

With a background in cyber strategy, public policy and industry advocacy, Jason advises government agencies, enterprises and startups on cybersecurity best practices. As Co-Founder of Murfin Group, he also helps cyber security firms refine their positioning and drive impact.

Jason leads discussions on data privacy, cyber threats, education and compliance, ensuring an engaging and insightful forum for those navigating today’s cyber challenges.

Cyber Security Engineer / Holmesglen alumnus

Holmesglen grad, Pranjali spent nearly two decades as an architect in the construction industry before transitioning to cybersecurity in 2019. She began her journey with a Certificate IV in Cybersecurity from Holmesglen and later earned a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity (Postgraduate) from Deakin University.

Pranjali is a cybersecurity engineer at Interactive, with previous experience as a cyber defence analyst in a SOC for two years. As a public speaker, she has presented at AISA CyberCon 2023 on Creative Problem-solving in Cybersecurity and at AISA CyberCon 2024 on SOC metrics and performance measurement.

SCYNE ADVISORY MANAGER Incident Response

TAFE graduate, Jamie Wiggins is serial blue teamer and an aspiring intelligence program leader. 

Pivoting from hospitality in his early twenties, armed only with soft skills and no filter, Jamie has managed to carve out a career for himself as both a trusted and capable network defender. He has defined his personal brand as "saying the quiet part out loud" and is regularly outspoken regarding issues of analyst burnout, industry over-reliance on tooling and the ways we can all bring more humanity back to a heavily tech-centric discipline. 

He would also describe himself as "90% Tron, 10% Rinzler", but almost nobody gets that reference.