SABSA Training Schedule

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

Steven is an independent security consultant based in Brussels with 25+ years in IT and has undertaken major assignments for clients in the national & European public sector, finance, telecoms & utilities. His work in recent years has broadened geographically while becoming more specialised in the field of security by design through automation and modelling, leading the development of The SABSA Institute’s publications in this space.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.

John has over 20 years of security experience in Enterprise Security Architecture and Enterprise Risk Management, working with government and commercial enterprises globally. John leads our global consulting practice and is a Trustee and Editor-in-Chief at The SABSA Institute.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

With 30 years experience in security, David has been at the forefront of the Enterprise Security Architecture field since its inception in 1995, founding DLC in 2012. David is a co-author of the SABSA Methodology & Chief Education Officer at The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore’s distinguished career began with service in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, followed by a pivotal role as Director of Information Systems Security at the New Zealand Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB), where he was responsible for establishing and managing the country’s national information security program and has since held CISO/CSO roles at New Zealand Telecom, NBN Co., Huawei Australia and BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

He has represented both Australia and New Zealand in international cybersecurity forums, contributed to global standards through participation in ISO and The Open Group, and has held board positions with the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) and The SABSA Institute.

Dr. Shore is also one of the first recipients of ISACA’s new certification in AI Auditing. He is a frequent speaker at industry events, including AISA CyberCon and the COSAC APAC Security Conference, where he has delivered insightful talks and technical workshops on artificial intelligence.

In academia, Dr. Shore developed and lectured in the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensics and Security at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, and currently serves as an adjunct PhD supervisor at Deakin University in Melbourne.