Critical business data is constantly moving — between people, applications, partners, systems, cloud environments and locations.
As data exchange becomes more complex, organisations face an increasingly important challenge:
How do you keep critical information secure, controlled and visible throughout its entire journey — without slowing the business down?
Join Fortra and Chillisoft for an exclusive executive roundtable bringing together New Zealand IT, security and technology leaders to explore how organisations can build a more secure, automated and resilient approach to exchanging business-critical data.
Over an interactive lunch session, we’ll move beyond traditional file transfer to explore how a layered security approach can help organisations protect, automate and govern data throughout its journey — while maintaining the visibility and control modern IT and security teams require.
And because the future of secure data exchange is evolving, we’ll also look ahead at the emerging role of AI and intelligent automation in the next generation of Managed File Transfer.
Join the conversation as we explore:
12:30 PM – 12:45 PM | Arrival, Networking & Canapes
Welcome and networking with fellow IT and security leaders.
12:45 PM – 12:55 PM | Welcome & The Data Security Landscape – Chillisoft
Setting the scene around the growing challenge of securing business-critical data in motion.
12:55 PM – 1:15 PM | Protecting Data Throughout Its Journey – Fortra
Zero Trust, DLP, anti-virus and secure data exchange across users, systems and environments.
1:15 PM – 1:40 PM | Secure Data Exchange in Action – Fortra Technical Specialist
SFTP, automation, hybrid cloud and modern Managed File Transfer in practice.
1:40 PM – 2:00 PM | Customer Spotlight: The Fletcher Building Story- Fletcher Building
A real-world perspective on securing data exchange at enterprise scale.
2:00 PM – 2:10 PM | Networking Break
2:10 PM – 2:25 PM | Visibility, Compliance & Control – Fortra Technical Specialist
Monitoring, auditability, governance and SIEM integration.
2:25 PM – 2:40 PM | AI & the Future of Managed File Transfer – Fortra
How AI and intelligent automation could shape the next generation of secure data movement.
2:40 PM – 2:55 PM | Executive Roundtable Discussion – Fortra & Chillisoft
Peer discussion on current data-in-motion challenges, priorities and strategies.
2:55 PM – 3:00 PM | Closing Remarks – Fortra & Chillisoft
Chris has 20+ years of Business Development and Account Management experience and is an IT Workload Automation enthusiast, who enjoys helping his customers navigate their Digital Transformation journey, to help them achieve their Automation goals and streamline their business processes and workflows. Chris works across Fortra’s – Workload Automation, Secure Managed File Transfer and Robotic Process Automation Software product range, and can help customers identify the best fit solution to meet their business needs regardless of their use case. “If it can be automated, it should be”.
Zaied Al-Hakkak is an experienced IT leader with more than 10 years in the industry, spanning integration, software development, testing, support and delivery. As Integration Manager at Fletcher Building, he has led technical teams and worked with stakeholders and technology partners to deliver solutions aligned with strategic business and integration goals. He has a strong track record in team leadership, mentoring, performance management and developing high-performing technical teams. Zaied also brings broad expertise across enterprise integration, architecture, cloud platforms and managed file transfer technologies, including MuleSoft, SAP, Oracle, Azure DevOps and GoAnywhere MFT.
Hear directly from Zaied as he shares Fletcher Building’s real-world experience of managing secure data exchange in a complex enterprise environment.
This customer-led conversation will explore the challenges, considerations and lessons involved in building a secure, reliable and scalable approach to moving critical business information; offering practical insight for organisations facing similar data exchange challenges.
Will is a Solutions Engineer at Fortra, specialising in secure data exchange and managed file transfer across Asia Pacific. A former software engineer who moved through sales into solutions engineering, he combines hands-on technical knowledge with a clear understanding of what drives business decisions. Will helps organisations modernise fragmented file transfer environments, replacing manual processes and legacy tools with secure, automated platforms that deliver full visibility and auditability. His approach is practical and outcome-driven, ensuring every solution meets today’s compliance and Zero Trust requirements while scaling with the business.
Explore why business-critical data becomes harder to protect as it moves between people, systems, partners and cloud environments, and where traditional security controls can fall short.
Discover how Zero Trust, SFTP, workflow automation, DLP and anti-virus can work together to create a more secure, controlled and efficient approach to moving critical information.
Hear how Fletcher Building approaches secure data exchange in a complex enterprise environment, including the practical challenges, considerations and lessons learned along the way.
Look ahead at how greater visibility, SIEM integration, intelligent automation and AI could help organisations monitor risk, strengthen governance and manage data flows more intelligently.
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