Cybersecurity has become a critical pillar of Australia’s logistics and supply chain sector. From port operations to parcel delivery, from warehouse management to global distribution networks, cyber leaders are tasked with protecting complex, highly automated systems that underpin commerce and infrastructure. These leaders not only safeguard digital assets but also ensure business continuity in industries where delays or breaches can have massive ripple effects.
The following leaders are shaping cybersecurity in Australia’s logistics and supply chain ecosystem. Some hold traditional CISO titles, while others have broader security leadership roles; all are recognized for their impact, strategic vision, and ability to translate cyber goals into operational success.
Daniel de Jager — Director of Cybersecurity, Oceania, DP World
Daniel de Jager leads cybersecurity for DP World across Australia, New Zealand, and the wider Oceania region, covering port operations, terminal automation, warehousing, and global supply chain systems. With over 15 years in cybersecurity and certifications including CISM, CIPP, and CSSLP, Daniel oversees threat intelligence, incident response, secure system design, risk management, and regulatory alignment. Known for turning strategy into executable outcomes, he builds high-trust relationships across engineering, operations, and executive teams while delivering real security uplift without slowing business performance. Formerly CISO of Silk Logistics Holdings, Daniel continues in an expanded leadership role after DP World’s acquisition.
Amit Ghodekar — Global CISO, Aramex
Amit Ghodekar drives global cybersecurity strategy and operations at Aramex. With more than two decades of experience, he has been recognized seven times as a Most Influential Community Contributor by the CISO Platform and awarded Innovative CISO of the Year. Amit is passionate about building a robust security posture, fostering a culture of security by design, and mitigating emerging threats. A frequent Black Hat speaker, he brings thought leadership on ransomware resilience, vulnerability management, and security transformation across global logistics operations.
Derek Chen — Head of IT Governance & Information Security, Team Global Express
Derek Chen leads IT governance and information security at Team Global Express. Certified in CGEIT, CISM, and CISSP, Derek’s role ensures that governance frameworks, regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity initiatives are tightly aligned with business operations. With over four years in his current position, he is instrumental in building secure, resilient systems that protect both operational and digital assets across the company’s logistics network.
Mark Rowley — Director Security, Safety & Compliance, Asia, Linfox International Group
Mark Rowley oversees security, safety, and compliance for Linfox across nine Asian countries. Based in Bangkok, he is responsible for implementing security frameworks that protect personnel, infrastructure, and operational continuity across the region. With a focus on both physical and cybersecurity, Mark ensures that Linfox’s operations maintain resilience in complex, multinational supply chains.
Onur Taylor — Chief Information Security Officer & GM of Technology, Ventia
Onur Taylor is a seasoned executive in security and technology, leading Ventia’s cyber and technology initiatives. With over 20 years of experience, he has delivered digitization and transformation programs that enhance security, customer experience, and business outcomes. As CISO and GM of Technology, Onur focuses on creating secure digital environments that support operational innovation while driving measurable improvements in risk management.
Securing the Supply Chain: Leaders to Watch
Australia’s supply chain and logistics industry operates at the intersection of physical operations and digital infrastructure. The leaders highlighted here are shaping the sector’s cyber resilience, building strategies that protect assets, enable growth, and transform challenges into opportunities. Whether through port automation, regional security leadership, or global operations oversight, these executives exemplify the vision, execution, and trust required to keep Australia’s supply chains secure and efficient in a rapidly evolving cyber landscape.