Swan 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
 - 
11:10
When transformation becomes a moral imperative: How we can (and should) do much better in keeping our digitally engaged children much safer online
Julie Gleeson & Tim Scott
Public Policy & Government
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18/3/2025
11:20
 - 
12:00
Public policy in practice: From Syria to Canberra
Adam Henry & Mohamad Alrajab
Public Policy & Government
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18/3/2025
12:10
 - 
12:50
Cyber activities in support of kinetic operations - How Australia can evolve to harness capabilities in a developing landscape
Christopher Sheahan
Public Policy & Government
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18/3/2025
13:50
 - 
14:30
Cyber Relations - What can we learn from Defence?
Cameron Watts
Public Policy & Government
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18/3/2025
14:40
 - 
15:20
New law on cyber security: Recent changes to federal law
Patrick Fair
Public Policy & Government
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19/3/2025
10:10
 - 
10:50
Building digital identity for Australians without compromise
Andrew Black
Identity Management
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19/3/2025
11:20
 - 
12:00
DIGITAL IDENTITY: Q and A regarding a successful Australian framework
Philip Bos
Identity Management
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19/3/2025
12:10
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12:50
Securing Australia’s digital future: The case for embracing passkeys and verifiable credentials stored in digital wallets
Narayana Madineni & Craig Pearson
Identity Management
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19/3/2025
13:50
 - 
14:30
Biometric authentication: Risks and opportunities
Gaurav Vikash
Identity Management
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19/3/2025
14:40
 - 
15:20
Building boardroom trust - Articulating the Business Impact of IAM Investments with Outcome-Driven Metrics
Narayana Madineni & Krishanu Sikdar
Identity Management
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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.