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Thomas Naylor

Security Sales Executive at The Missing Link

Thomas Naylor is a seasoned professional with a strong background in cybersecurity and business ICT solutions. With a passion for technology cultivated from a young age, Thomas is currently a Security Sales Executive at The Missing Link, a prominent cybersecurity company in Australia. The company boasts one of the top White Hat teams in the region and specializes in cybersecurity assessments, solutions deployment, and round-the-clock Managed Services from its Security Operations Center (SOC). Thomas and his team excel in evaluating and fortifying business environments to ward off cyber threats effectively.

Educationally, Thomas Naylor completed a Diploma of Business with a focus on Human Resources, earning a distinction at The Gordon. His academic achievements reflect his commitment to excellence and professional growth.

Thomas has held various roles in prestigious organizations before joining The Missing Link. He previously worked as a Consultant at Kingfisher Recruitment, an Associate Director at Practicus, and Principal, Senior, and regular Consultant at Aspect Personnel. Prior to these roles, he served as an Associate Consultant and Resourcer at Aspect Personnel, showcasing a diverse skill set and valuable experience in recruitment and consultancy. Thomas also honed his skills in technical training coordination at VicRoads and recruitment operations at Cotton On Group, further enriching his professional repertoire.

With a focus on delivering cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions and navigating the intricate landscape of business ICT, Thomas Naylor and The Missing Link aim to simplify and enhance the cybersecurity posture of businesses, keeping them resilient against evolving cyber threats.

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May 28 · linkedin

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Jul 22 · linkedin

Around a quarter of APRA’s regulated entities (~24%) were assessed in the first tranche of CPS 234 assessments. The most common control gaps identified in this tranche were:

  • incomplete identification and classification for critical and sensitive information assets;
  • limited assessment of third-party information security capability;
  • inadequate definition and execution of control testing programs;
  • incident response plans not regularly reviewed or tested;
  • limited internal audit review of information security controls; and
  • inconsistent reporting of material incidents and control weaknesses to APRA in a timely manner.
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Melbourne, Australia