Murray Room

Level 1

Australian Cyber Conference 2025

17–19 March 2025

National Convention Centre Canberra
Locations
Exhibition Hall
Parliament House
Royal Theatre
Sutherland Theatrette
Nicholls Theatrette
Menzies Theatrette
Bradman Theatrette
Think Tank 1
Think Tank 2
Ballroom
Torrens Room
Murray Room
Fitzroy Room
Swan Room
Derwent Room

Sessions

18/3/2025
10:30
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11:10
The Future Dynamics of Super-SaaS and Information Security
John Baird
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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18/3/2025
11:20
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12:00
The Privacy Act and Data Breach Management : overview of recent amendments
Melinda Smith
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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18/3/2025
12:10
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12:50
How to fail compliance audits the right way: Mastering security through system insight
Niru Verma
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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18/3/2025
13:50
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14:30
100 security assessments later: Hilarious missteps, painful truths, and crucial lessons in cybersecurity audits
Kyle Winters
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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18/3/2025
14:40
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15:20
Measures and Metrics How to Track More Than Just the SOC
Harry Brown
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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18/3/2025
15:50
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16:30
SOPs, Playbooks, and You; how to document everything to optimize your team and keep your sanity
Chileen Duncan
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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19/3/2025
10:10
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10:50
Privacy Act Changes in Australia and their Impact on Security and Privacy
Alyssa Blackburn
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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19/3/2025
11:20
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12:00
From Data to Defence: Using OSINT to Build Resilience Across Critical Infrastructure Supply Chains
Emerald Sage
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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19/3/2025
12:10
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12:50
Cloud concentration risk: Are financial institutions heading for a catastrophic disruption event?
Matt Ryan & Frank den Hartog
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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19/3/2025
14:40
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15:20
Using automation to link evidence to compliance controls for the Essential 8
Gavin Coulthard
Governance / Risk & Compliance
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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.