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CyberUnlocked at Channel Meets: Security, Sarah McAvoy Joins Compliance Panel 

We’re pleased to share that our founder, Sarah McAvoy, recently took part in the Compliance panel at the Channel Meets: Security event in Sydney, hosted by techpartner.news. The event brought together technology leaders and channel partners for an evening of insightful discussions on cloud security, digital identity, and compliance. 


As one of the Compliance panel, Sarah contributed her expertise on the growing importance of cyber security compliance frameworks in the Australian business landscape. The panel explored key standards, including ISO 27001, the Essential Eight, APRA CPS 230/234, the Privacy Act, and the emerging SMB1001, sparking valuable discussions on how businesses can navigate regulatory expectations. 


Sarah emphasised that compliance is not a one-size-fits-all solution, noting that each organisation's starting point and path to maturity will differ. Her practical insights highlighted how businesses, particularly those in the channel, can adopt scalable approaches that build both trust and resilience. 


The event featured panel sessions, roundtables, and fireside chats, offering a platform for open dialogue among IT professionals. Attendees shared real-world challenges and strategies, contributing to a rich exchange of ideas. 


Reflecting on the night, Sarah said: “Had a brilliant evening at the techpartner.news Channel Meets Security event, exploring the evolving world of cyber security and compliance. Great thought-provoking conversations around what tech partners are expecting when supporting their clients with cyber security.” 


We’re proud to see Sarah represent CyberUnlocked in such a pivotal discussion. 

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