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Chris Keune
APAC Cyber Readiness and Response Lead
Chris Keune is a senior cybersecurity leader at Accenture, serving as the General Manager of Crisis Response and Intelligence Lead. Here are some key details about his role and background:
Current Position
Chris leads Accenture's Cyber Response team across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.2 In this role, he works primarily with enterprise clients to deliver high-impact services in:
- Incident response
- Crisis response
- Threat intelligence
- Incident preparedness
Experience and Expertise
Chris has over a decade of experience in cybersecurity.12 Some highlights of his background include:
- Started his career in Cyber Forensics, giving him a solid technical foundation12
- Has helped government agencies and corporations worldwide prepare for and respond to major cybersecurity attacks12
- Built and led Cyber Defence teams to protect Australia's national critical infrastructure12
Speaking Engagements
Chris is an active speaker at cybersecurity conferences:
- He is scheduled to speak at the Australian Cyber Conference 2024 in Canberra2
- He has previously spoken at CyberCon events, including on topics like crisis management exercises4
LinkedIn Profile
Chris maintains a professional presence on LinkedIn under the username chris-keune-3b8349ba.3 His profile likely contains more details about his professional experience and thought leadership in the cybersecurity field.
Highlights
My 2c following the OAIC lodging against Medibank: Unfortunately, the findings are all too common still to this day - no MFA is still a finding on almost every incident report and even brute forcing passwords is still alive in 2024.
A frequent issue being that MFA is not across all accounts for remote access - third party access issues is often used as an excuse for not fully enabling MFA and often the cause of incidents (surprise surprise it's the small subset not enforced for MFA that are the root cause so often). Password policies, access management, and domain hardening are also frequently found too hard to enhance security on with the change too difficult for many companies to accept.
I live in hope that filings like this will ensure basic hygiene will gain better traction, and adverse audit findings will get remediated and not filed away. Alas, I am sure I still have a job assisting impacted organisations next Monday, Next Year, Next Decade....
coming up next... come join me, heckle if you like.
