Demystifying Cybersecurity and Data Protection – Aged care and Home care

Demystifying Cybersecurity and Data Protection – Aged care and Home care

Webinar overview

Cybersecurity and data protection can feel like an overwhelming, jargon-heavy topic for aged care leaders already stretched thin — but under the Aged Care Act 2024, it is now a board-level governance obligation that can no longer sit in the “too hard” basket.
This panel brings together cyber security and industry specialists with providers who have lived the journey to demystify what good practice actually looks like across both residential and home care settings. Moving beyond compliance checklists and technical jargon, panellists will unpack what organisations genuinely need to understand, the practical first steps any provider can take regardless of budget or in-house expertise, and the particular challenges of protecting client data across a distributed, mobile home care workforce.
Attendees will leave with a clear, plain-English picture of their obligations and key take-aways for strengthening their
organisation’s cyber resilience.
Facilitated by:  Greg Moran (InnovAGEING Team), Greg Bunt (Insicon Cyber) and Annette Hili (Alaya Care)

Date: 6 August 2026

Time: 1-2pm

Cost details:

Free for Ageing Australia members


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Disclaimer

Information is of a general nature only and has been prepared without taking into account your organisations particular needs, circumstances and objectives. Some information presented in is of a general nature and participants may need to take into account their organisation’s particular needs, circumstances and objectives. While every effort has been made to disseminate accurate information at the time of presentation, legislative changes occur regularly. Participants are responsible for ensuring they are working to the most current regulatory requirements.