Upcoming Webinars
As we draw closer to the end of a busy year, we still have a number of professional development opportunities for those who can’t get away from their desks!
BLOCK your calendars and join us online for the below upcoming webinars.
How to Get More of the Right Things Done – A Time Blocking + Energy Management Workshop | Wednesday 9 November | Online Workshop
Let’s be clear about one thing, if you don’t control your schedule — it will control you. As a small shop (or big shop), it’s crucial to understand when you need to show up as your best self and then make the most of your time because we know that time is your most valuable asset.
In this workshop, you’ll learn:
- 3 core areas of time management: time blocking, prioritization & calendar management
- 3 ways to think about prioritization & mapping strategies for better efficiency
Data Protection in Schools | Tuesday 15 November | Webinar
It’s not about stopping bad people doing bad things, it’s about stopping good people doing bad things.
Amazon, Potentiality and St Andrew’s Cathedral School talk about security on The Cloud, the different roles played by each party and how to best protect your community data from data breaches.
Data breaches are very topical right now and a common misconception is that data breaches are due to code flaws or genius hackers, but did you know that the majority of data breaches happen because of non-technical “human mistakes”? Usually when staff have more access to data than they need. As a perfect example with the recent “Optus hack” the team working on the staging server that caused the breach should never have had access to any live data. In this session, Clayton Brown from Amazon will explain the basics of The Cloud, the key points you should know and the role Amazon plays in the 3 layers of data handling of cloud service providers. Then John Batistich will take a look at how Potentiality has implemented the principles of ‘least privilege’ and ‘enforced separation of duties’ within a cloud provider. Finally, Lyn Jarvis & William Zhang from St Andrew’s Cathedral School will show these same principles enforced at the school level.
