Incident Response & Threat Hunting

Australian Cyber Conference 2024

25–27 March 2024, National Convention Centre Canberra

Themes

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Cloud, Application & Infrastructure Security

Executives & Board

Feature Speaker

Governance, Risk & Compliance

Human Elements & Criminology

Identity Management

Incident Response & Threat Hunting

Network Security

Public Policy & Government

Ransomware & Crisis Communications

Security Architecture

Security Standards & Frameworks

Security Strategy

Threat Intelligence

Sessions

26/3/2024

11:50

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12:30

6 things your SOC must be doing to better defend against complex Cyber Attacks

James Oram

Nicholls Theatrette

26/3/2024

12:35

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13:15

Unveiling zero days: An in-depth exploration of post-initial access detections

Ash Smith

Nicholls Theatrette

26/3/2024

14:00

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14:40

Security made CVEasy: Countering common vulnerabilities and exploits attacking Australian organisations

Rohit Murali

Nicholls Theatrette

26/3/2024

14:00

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14:40

Do I really need to supplement email security in Microsoft 365?

Bradley Anstis

26/3/2024

14:45

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15:25

Hunter or the hunted

Steve Molloy & Jamal Boutkabout

Nicholls Theatrette

27/3/2024

10:20

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11:00

TBC

TBC

Nicholls Theatrette

27/3/2024

11:30

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12:10

When the playbook will not help you: Managing a security incident with no visibility or control

David Willett

Nicholls Theatrette

27/3/2024

11:30

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12:10

Inside Out: Understanding insider threats through digital forensics investigation

Luke Bradley

27/3/2024

12:15

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12:55

Practical guide to Implementing XDR and what it could do for your company

Bradley Anstis

Nicholls Theatrette

27/3/2024

13:55

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14:35

Threat hunting with Malcolm

Dr Malcolm Shore & Carsten Boeving

Nicholls Theatrette

27/3/2024

14:40

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15:20

I have three viruses and no analysts... Why can't I have no viruses and three analysts: Simplified malware analysis for Incident Response teams

Lewis Ingram

Nicholls Theatrette

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.