Jo has over 30 years’ experience in the IT field some of which were spent as CIO in the Utilities and as Group CIO in the Tourism space, and with significant experience in the Information Security arena including as CISO in the healthcare sector. She underpins her information technology and security background with her qualifications in education and management.
She specialises in consulting in risk and technology issues with a particular emphasis on governance and security in both the commercial and operational areas of businesses. Jo provides strategic advice to organisations across a number of industry sectors including banking and finance, utilities, manufacturing, tertiary education, retail, healthcare and government.
Jo has extensive board and committee experience. She has chaired a number of ISACA’s international committees including the Board Audit & Risk Committee, Leadership Development and Professional Influence & Advocacy. She served as an Elected Director on ISACA’s international Board of Directors for seven years and was the founder of its global women’s leadership initiative, SheLeadsTech and is Vice President, Communities for the Australian Computer Society.
We have countless digital interactions every day, all of which are underlined by a single element: trust. If we think about trust with digital lens on it, what is it and why should we care about it? It should be said that trust is actually the underpinning factor in all relationships and is central to almost every interactions we have in the human world. Given the expanding digital world in which we live and work now is the time to explore what digital trust is and what is means to each of us both personally and professionally.
Jo Stewart-Rattray, ISACA Hall of Fame inductee and former International Board Director was one of the global team that developed the new Digital Trust Ecosystem Framework and she will explore with you some of the ways that the framework can assist you professionally as well as its alignments to other internationally recognized frameworks.