Murray Room

Australian Cyber Conference 2024

25–27 March 2024, National Convention Centre Canberra

Locations

Sutherland Theatrette

Nicholls Theatrette

Menzies Theatrette

Bradman Theatrette

Sessions

25/3/2024

9:00

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12:30

CompTIA - Critical cybersecurity skills for today's attack surface: A hands-on overview of the CompTIA Security+ 701 certification

James Stanger

25/3/2024

13:30

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17:00

CompTIA & Lumify Group - Security+ - Investigating the skills and best practices needed to navigate dynamic attack surfaces

Louis Cremen & James Stanger

26/3/2024

11:05

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11:45

Lessons learned from a public experiment: Securing and attacking LLM-Based apps

Dr Pedram Hayati

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

26/3/2024

11:50

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12:30

Commercialising Large Language Models (LLMs) in the era of generative AI: Balancing opportunities, risks, and regulatory complexities

Dr Timothy McIntosh

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

26/3/2024

12:35

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13:15

Robust URL classification with unsupervised domain adaptation

Fariza Rashid

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

26/3/2024

14:00

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14:40

Navigating the cyber storm: Human and AI collaboration in security operations

Vannessa Van Beek & Melina Ryan

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

26/3/2024

14:45

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15:25

A CISOs perspective on the rise and risks of AI/ML

Andrew Robinson

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

27/3/2024

10:20

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11:00

Skills, not jobs: building cyber workforce resilience is a journey, not a destination

David Schmidtchen

Human Elements & Criminology

27/3/2024

11:30

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12:10

Exploiting wanderlust - Social engineering attacks through Booking.com

Sekar Langit & Annie-Mei Forster

Human Elements & Criminology

27/3/2024

12:15

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12:55

The changing threat landscape of hacktivism

Ashwin Ram

Human Elements & Criminology

27/3/2024

13:55

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14:35

Building & engaging your human firewall - proactive prevention, enhanced decision making, opportunity centricity

Dave Cohen

Human Elements & Criminology

27/3/2024

14:40

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15:20

Cyber awareness in education

Kyle Waters

Human Elements & Criminology

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and acknowledge their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the elders past, present and emerging.