Public Policy & Government

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

11:05

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11:45

Cyber degree apprenticeships: Providing real-world training to the next generation of cyber professionals

Nicole McLean

Bradman Theatrette

26/3/2024

11:50

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12:30

The fifth domain: Is Australia ready for the democratised war?

Meg Tapia & Remy Coll

Bradman Theatrette

26/3/2024

12:35

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13:15

Keyboard warriors: Proposing an Australian volunteer cyber corps

Lachlan McGrath

Bradman Theatrette

26/3/2024

14:00

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14:40

Old dog, new tricks - a talk that compares and contrasts Cold War spycraft artefacts and tradecraft, with modern cyber attacks - everything old is new again!

Mike Pritchard

Bradman Theatrette

26/3/2024

14:45

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15:25

Evolving the ISM: A shift towards comprehensive security

Mickey Perre

Bradman Theatrette

27/3/2024

10:20

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11:00

The state of cyber in the Pacific: Perspectives from Vanuatu and Fiji

Meg Tapia & Cameron Watts

Bradman Theatrette

27/3/2024

11:30

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12:10

Who watches the web watchers: how security vendors can kill your business without consequence

Corch

27/3/2024

12:15

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12:55

TBC

TBC

Bradman Theatrette

27/3/2024

13:55

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14:35

TBC

TBC

Bradman Theatrette

27/3/2024

14:40

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15:20

Ransomware: A framework for disclosure

Sabeen Malik

Bradman Theatrette

27/3/2024

14:40

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15:20

Unlocking the mystery of zeroknowledge proofs to ensure the security of eGovernment

Sameer Ali

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.