CYBER SECURITY
The Cyber Security conference track covers the latest in cybersecurity, focusing on how emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and IoT are reshaping national security and government defences.
Key themes include threat detection, data protection, and securing critical infrastructure.
Attendees will explore advanced tools, case studies, and public-private partnerships, gaining the skills and insights needed to strengthen cybersecurity strategies and policies.
WHO ATTENDS?
Federal Government Agencies:
• ACSC, Department of Home Affairs, ASD, OAIC, AFP, Department of Defence, ASIO, DTA
State Government Agencies:
• State Cybersecurity Offices, Departments of Premier and Cabinet, Police Cybercrime Divisions, Justice, Health, and Transport
Local Government Authorities:
Councils and regional authorities involved in data protection and public service security
Other Stakeholders:
• CIOs, CISOs, IT and Cybersecurity Managers, Risk and Compliance Officers, Legal and Policy Advisors, Procurement Officers
WHY ATTEND?
- Stay informed on the latest cyber threats and attack methods
- Gain hands-on experience through workshops and training
- Get insights on cybersecurity policies, regulations, and strategies
- Learn crisis management and incident response techniques
- Master risk management and supply chain security strategies
- Build public communication and transparency strategies
- Manage budgets and allocate resources effectively
- Explore innovative approaches to cybersecurity challenges
- Develop leadership skills to advocate for stronger cybersecurity measures
- Discover cutting-edge cybersecurity technologies and solutions
- Network with peers, vendors, and experts for collaboration
Cyber Security (Upstairs Ballroom), Tuesday 12 August 2025
Strengthening national cyber defences - Strategies for public and private sector collaboration
Strengthening government cyber defences - policies, threats & the road ahead
From compliance to confidence: Closing the cyber gap with real-time visibility and automated resilience, today!
- Understand why many government agencies are falling short on cybersecurity and how to move beyond basic compliance.
- Learn how real-time visibility and automated remediation can help detect and resolve threats before they escalate.
- See how automation can reduce audit fatigue, improve Essential Eight maturity, and strengthen cyber resilience.
- Explore real-world examples and a live demo showing how agencies can cut risk and costs while building public trust.
Panel: Staying ahead of the threat curve - Security strategies for a rapidly changing world
Quantum Cybersecurity
International Keynote: Innovation and responsibility - Lessons from AI adoption in a large-scale government department
Cyber Security (Upstairs Ballroom), Wednesday 13 August 2025
NSW digital priorities: A collaborative approach to transforming government services for citizens and businesses
Fireside Chat: Securing the future: building cyber resilience in an era of AI and quantum threats
Building strong cyber defences - Policies and planning
Bolstering the cyber security of small and medium enterprises
Securing the front line - Modern endpoint management as the foundation for trusted digital government
- Understand how modern endpoint management supports security, compliance, and efficiency in government IT.
- Learn about the risks of unmanaged devices and the role of real-time visibility and automation in Zero Trust environments.
- Get practical steps for modernizing your endpoint strategy, including tool consolidation, policy automation, and team upskilling.
Enhancing cyber resilience through essential eight implementation – Lessons learned
The importance of gender lens in Australia's cyber security strategy
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