Cyber Intelligence Briefings

Cyber Security Awareness Month

Turn cyber awareness into action with an intelligence-led briefing on the threats shaping 2026.

The 2026 Cyber Awareness Month briefing combines essential security and scam awareness with an investigative look at emerging cyber threats and how they affect your people. Designed for audiences at all levels of cyber literacy, the session translates emerging threats into practical behaviours staff can apply in their day-to-day work.

The session explores how developments in AI, insider risk and social engineering are changing the way threat actors target organisations and their people. Participants will learn how these threats may present, what should raise suspicion and how individual actions can help reduce organisational risk.

Interactive threat briefings will unpack:

How AI, insider risk and social engineering are changing the way threat actors target organisations and their people

How threat intelligence reveals adversary intent, behaviours and tactics

How staff can recognise, respond to and report suspicious activity to strengthen organisational resilience

All our October Cyber Awareness Month Threat Briefings include:

A kick-off call to understand your priorities, context and audience, so we can tailor our briefing to your needs.
A slide deck on the threat landscape relevant to your organisation, that can be shared across your organisation.
An interactive briefing, in person or virtual, including time for Q&A.
Content informed by CyberCX Intelligence’s significant Australia and New Zealand intelligence holdings, including latest data, trends, threat actor insights, and real-world examples from recent cyber incidents.

With limited sessions available and demand increasing each year, now is the time to secure your place. We’re booking organisations in during October through to end of November.

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Our speakers

CyberCX Intelligence thought leaders are nationally recognised

Drew Williams

Drew is an Executive Director in Cyber Intelligence with over a decade of experience within Australia’s national intelligence community. Drawing on extensive experience in developing and deploying intelligence capabilities, Drew drives innovation and delivers intelligence-led outcomes for customers.

Previously led the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s national Digital Forensics and Incident Response team and regularly briefed Federal and State governments and critical infrastructure entities on high-stakes cyber incidents and intelligence operations.
Delivers impactful briefings that help organisations proactively defend themselves against the evolving cyber threat landscape, drawing on his experience operating on the dark web.
Brings a strong background in strategic policy, technical delivery, and operational intelligence, positioning him as a trusted advisor and speaker in the cyber intelligence field. His passion for advancing cyber literacy as a foundation of national resilience aligns with his commitment to strengthening the security posture of Australian organisations and the community.
Articulates the nuances of cyber threats, delivers tailored insights and empowers decision-makers, making him an invaluable asset to CyberCX and its customers.

Leah Pinto

Leah is an accomplished intelligence professional with around 15 years’ experience building intelligence teams and helping organisations leverage intelligence to inform decision-making in public and private contexts.

Spent many years at NSW Police Force where she worked in serious and organised crime intelligence at State Crime Command and State Intelligence Command.
Established and leads the Intelligence Engagement function for CyberCX Intelligence, working with organisations globally to translate intelligence into meaningful operational settings and help uplift their cyber maturity.
Joined Channel 10’s Hunted Australia as the Cyber Lead for Season 3. Hunted is Australia’s real-life game of cat and mouse, with nine pairs of ordinary Australians – the Fugitives – going on the run from a team of expert Hunters, including cyber security experts from CyberCX.
Regularly appears in national media and was recently named in the Australian Financial Review’s ‘Women to Watch’ series for her rising career in the tech sector.

Bec Caldwell

Bec is a cyber intelligence and social engineering specialist with experience translating complex threat activity into practical, engaging insights for technical, executive and general audiences.

Regularly presents on cyber threats, social engineering, scams, AI-enabled threats and human risk, with speaking experience across AISA CyberCon, BSides, industry events and customer briefings.
Draws on real-world cyber intelligence and observed threat activity to explore how techniques such as phishing, vishing, impersonation, deepfakes and other forms of social engineering continue to evolve.
Experienced in designing and delivering intelligence-led briefings for staff and executives, translating threat actor behaviour and emerging trends into practical implications for organisations.
Previously worked in security awareness and social engineering, developing phishing and human-risk education, awareness campaigns, thought leadership and industry content designed to help organisations build more resilient security behaviours.

About CyberCX Intelligence

CyberCX Intelligence is a unique Indo-Pacific capability, with unparalleled visibility into our region and global networks. Situated inside one of the world’s largest end-to-end cyber services providers, we have the information, access and context to give our partners a decision advantage. We are the trusted intelligence partner of dozens of critical infrastructure operators, major global corporations and government departments and agencies.

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