Information Security: Ethics and a New Regulatory Environment
Online
24 February 2026
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm AEDT
Online
1 hrs
David Bowles
| Topic | People & Culture, Technology & Knowledge | |
| Type | Webinar | |
| CPD | 1 - Ethics and Professional Responsibility | |
| 1 - New Zealand CPD | ||
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Presented by
David Bowles, Queensland Law Society
Information security: Ethics & a New Regulatory Environment.
Cyber-attack is emerging as one of the principal threats law firms face.
Firms that lose client data and money may face substantial losses and overnight damage to client relationships that have been built up over the years.
The best defence is an informed and actively engaged legal workforce that is aware of the danger and can identify a potential threat.
This one-hour interactive session explores the evolving nature of cyber threats to law firms and what regulators require firms to do to prevent and prepare for cyber-attack.
Who should attend:
• Lawyers
• Practice Managers
• General Managers
• Managing Principals / Partners
Presented by
David Bowles
Special Counsel, QLS Ethics and Practice Centre at Queensland Law Society
David has been a solicitor for 30 years, for the last 14 with the Ethics Centre at the Queensland Law Society. (“QLS”
He is a regular conference speaker at both QLS functions and for third party organizations such as the Society for Trust & Estate Practitioners (STEP), assorted District Law Associations, LEAP, Thompson Reuters, Cybersecurity conferences and policy forums.
He doesn’t maintain a show-reel but there are some materials on the QLS website that demonstrate my speaking style: Innovation Insights – Queensland Law Society
In addition to relevant legal qualifications, he has a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity from the Harvard University Extension school and in AI from the Said Business School at Oxford University. David is also a director of the Australasian Computer Law Institute.
