The Security Exhibition & Conference will return to Sydney in August. Security professionals from around the world are expected to attend the event that runs from August 21 – 23, 2024.
Key topics on agenda of the Security ASIAL Conference include the responsible use of AI, global security, corporate security, water infrastructure, data breach class action litigation, diversity in the workforce, visual tools for CCTV, and sustainability. Discussions will also explore national security matters, including geopolitical threats and the safeguarding of natural resources.
The Security ASIAL Conference 2024 features a variety of key opinion leaders, including ASIAL CEO Bryan de Caires; Microsoft Partner Technology Strategist Philip Meyer; Law Society of NSW President Brett McGrath; Capgemini Australia Head of Cyber Security Projects Jasmine Logaraj; Securitas Australia Country President Thea Emetlis; CyberCX And ANU National Security College Senior Manager and Expert Associate Dr William A. Stoltz; and more to be announced soon.
“Australian organisations are grappling with the constant emergence of new threats, and Security ASIAL 2024 is a crucial opportunity for industry and business leaders to collaborate on how to safeguard against them,” said event director Soren Norgaard. “Heading into another year of this cornerstone event, the imperative to share ideas and innovations to combat the new and complicated challenges, especially as artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated, is clear.”
In addition to the two-day conference, attendees can also visit the one-day Digital Infrastructure Conference by BICSI South Pacific, networking drinks, a gala dinner, the cyber pavilion, or peruse the exhibition floor.
Attendees interested in the audiovisual industry can also attend the Integrate exhibition floor for free or register to attend the educational sessions.
