Peter Draper is the Insurance Manager for the BOQ and responsible for managing the Corporate Insurance Program. Peter has over 17 years underwriting experience working for Suncorp and Various underwriting agencies supported by Lloyds of London. Over the years Peter has seen the changing landscapes in various insurances and the emergence of Cyber risk and the exposure inherent in vehicles, property and financial systems. Peter’s experience is now used to evaluate corporate risk financing solutions, advising on the value of the cover provided and whether it should form part of the company’s program.

Viktor Vukovic has 15 years experience working with corporate clients, advising them in Risk and Insurance. He was a Cyber Insurance product specialist at one of the worlds leading insurance broking companies. He is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Insurance and Finance, and an Associate of the Institute of Managers and Leaders, and holds qualifications in Risk Management, Finance and Business Administration. Viktor currently works as a Senior Cyber Security Advisor for Content Security”

Connie McIntosh is the Manager Cyber Security Operations at the University’s Institute for Cyber Investigations and Forensics where she is leading a technical team in the delivery of a Cyber Forensics Lab and teaching part of the Cyber Courses at USC.

Connie was Assistant Director and Senior Technical Advisor at CERT Australia – the Australian Federal Government’s Computer Emergency Response Team for five years responding to incidents, intelligence gathering, information sharing, partnering with Critical Infrastructure owners to protect systems of national interests.

Connie has worked in a number of Government Agencies working with Defence grade encryption, secure systems, dark fibre networks, greenfield secure teleconferencing. She is a hands on experienced field operator; having performed a range of field operation tasks such as key management, safe combination changes, routing network changes, installing and configuring secure field equipment. Connie was part of a review team who updated the Australian Government’s Information Security Manual.

Jillian Pancott has specialised in forensic accounting for over 12 years, in both Canada and Australia. She has focused on the quantification of economic damages for insurance and litigation purposes, presenting her findings to industry professionals and in market meetings. The majority of Jillian’s experience deals with business interruption losses and the quantification of economic damages in both insurance claims and recovery proceedings. Jillian assisted in catastrophe response following the 2010 and 2011 Christchurch, New Zealand earthquakes and 2011 Brisbane floods. More recently, she has assisted with the ANZAC Day Hailstorm in Sydney and the losses arising from cyclones and ex-tropical cyclones in northern New South Wales and Queensland.

Benjamin Di Marco specialises in data privacy, technology law, and dispute resolution, working with both Clyde & Co's Brisbane and San Francisco offices. In 2016, Ben completed a secondment at Clyde & Co San Francisco. Ben continues to work with the San Francisco and Australian data breach teams on various cyber incidents involving data breaches, un-authorised disclosures, malware, regulatory investigations, mandatory notification laws, litigated claims, PCI assessments and first party losses. Ben has recently presented on data security and privacy issues at the AusCERT National Conference, the OAIC Asia Pacific Data Privacy Forum, and to organisation such as the Association of Corporate Counsel and the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

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