Knowledge Sharing Hub for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and non-profit organisations (NFPs)

26–28 November 2024, Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre

Cyber Security Knowledge Sharing Sessions

To better support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and non-profit organisations (NFPs) in managing heightened cyber risks and new legislative requirements, this year’s Australian Cyber Conference will feature interactive sessions designed to provide business owners with actionable insights and effective strategies for safeguarding against cyber threats.

Participants will gain a clearer understanding of cyber risks while receiving practical tips to strengthen their organisation’s cyber resilience. These open-format, knowledge-sharing sessions will be held in the exhibition hall and are open to all attendees. Running from November 26th to 28th, the sessions will take place daily from 10 am to 4 pm.

Registration

If you are a small or medium business or a non-profit organisation interested in bulk ticket discounts, please contact us at registration@aisa.org.au

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Cyber Security Knowledge Sharing Sessions

The adversarial mindset: How attackers think differently and why you should too

To take in-store credit cards payments or to not: A credit card dilemma

How we can share cyber and privacy issues with teens - Insights from direct experience

Essential 8: A practical cyber security framework for SMEs and NFPs

A fit-for-purpose multi-tiered cyber security certification standard for SMEs: The SME and practitioner’s guide to SMB1001 implementation and certification

Safeguarding your business in the age of emerging cyber threats

The Art & Science of Deception: The key to staying safe in this age of misinformation and GenAI

Been phished much lately?

Actionable cyber resilience strategies and solutions for SMEs and NFPs

Deception in depth mindset: How to capture an APT

Hands-on to hands-free: Make security automation work for you

Governing through a cyber crisis – Cyber incident response and recovery strategies for SME and NFP Leaders and Boards

Beyond compliance: Strengthening cyber defences with ISM and Essential Eight

Harnessing global threat intelligence to stay ahead of cyber threats

Diverse pathways into the cyber security community

Getting serious with the Essential 8

No IT team? No problem! Essentials for managing cyber risks and where to find help when you need it

Inside the Mind of an Attacker: From hacked to hack proof

Decoding ransomware: Identifying commonalities to strengthen defenses

Do you have an ROPC issue? Understanding the risks and how to monitor and protect your tenant

The silver bullet in your enterprise defense strategy: Browser security solutions

Protecting Australian small businesses and NFPs together: NAB and CrowdStrike's partnership to improve resilience

The Executive's Playbook for a Cyberattack: Stories, Strategies, and Survival

XDR? NDR? EDR? Know which tools you need!

How AI proactive threat intelligence can stop attacks before they become active

How SMEs can protect their data and apps across all generative AI applications

Fortifying your foundation: Cybersecurity essentials for non-for profits and small-medium enterprises

Beyond Frameworks: Securing Low-Maturity Clients with a Minimum Level Security Approach

Building a cyber positive culture: Combating phishing and human error in 2024

How SMBs and NGOs can prepare for upcoming data retention and data deletion requirements from Australian Privacy Act Reform?

8 Essential Ingredients for every Kitchen! ...but that's not enough to make a meal. An alternate recipe for SMBs

A is for Assume - B is for Breach

Simplifying Cyber