Ahmed Khanji
Ahmed Khanji
Ahmed Khanji is the CEO of Gridware, a leading cybersecurity consultancy based in Sydney, Australia. He is recognised for his insights into offensive security and emerging technologies such as blockchain, and often contributes to broader cybersecurity conversations across the country. With an extensive background as a security advisor to major Australian enterprises, Ahmed helps organisations navigate the evolving threat landscape with clarity and confidence.
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Appearances
Ahmed Khanji has appeared on network television across Australia providing expert perspective on major Cybersecurity events.
[Cybersecurity warning for Australian firms (2GB interview)
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[Workplace surveillance and monitoring (A Current Affair appearance)
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[Unsecured security cameras exposed online (7 News appearance)
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[CrowdStrike outage live commentary (Al Jazeera appearance)
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[Discussion of the Medibank cyber attack (A Current Affair Appearance)
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[Gridware Cybersecurity discussing Facebook’s role in crypto currency scams (Channel 7 News Sydney Appearance)
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[Canberra Resident Hit By $1 million Business Email Compromise (7 News Appearance)
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[Australia Is Being Cyberattacked by State Actor, Prime Minister Says – The Wall Street Journal
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[How to be cyber safe while working from home
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[Cyber risk insider threats ‘under-reported’
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