In an increasingly challenging threat landscape, intelligence has never been more important.
Leah is an accomplished intelligence professional with over 15 years of experience building intelligence teams and enabling organisations to leverage intelligence for informed decision-making across both public and private sectors. At CyberCX, she established and leads the Intelligence Engagement function within CyberCX Intelligence - a unique intelligence capability delivering operational and strategic intelligence to corporations, critical infrastructure providers, and government agencies. Leah works with organisations to translate intelligence into meaningful operational settings to uplift their cyber maturity, regularly presenting to audiences from all staff, through to boards and executives.
Her experience encompasses intelligence across government and law enforcement, including at NSW Police Force, where she spent many years working in serious and organised crime intelligence at the State Crime Command and the State Intelligence Command. In addition to her law enforcement and government experience, Leah also led the Cyber Threat Intelligence capability for AUNZ at a global consulting firm through strategy and service offering development, service delivery, client liaison, and product development.
In her current role at CyberCX, Leah works with organisations globally to translate intelligence into meaningful operational settings and help uplift their cyber maturity. Leah is an advocate for intelligence, and spearheads awareness-raising activities across businesses, the community and in the media. Leah was named in the Australian Financial Review’s ‘Women to Watch’ series for her rising career in the tech sector. Leah also features on Season 3 of Hunted Australia as the Cyber Lead.
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