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Information Security in Australia

Australia is actively investing in its national cyber security research capabilities and has created several government-funded research institutes to foster greater collaboration between the public and private sectors of the country's industry. These research institutes are working on identifying, understanding, and combating different types of cyber threats such as malware, ransomware, phishing, and identity theft.

Cybersecurity is an increasingly important defense measure that every organization needs to consider to protect their systems and data. In Australia, businesses, government agencies, and individuals are all turning to various forms of cybersecurity solutions to suit their needs and stay ahead of emerging threats.

Cybersecurity Events in Australia

To stay informed about what’s occurring in Australia’s cybersecurity landscape, organizations often attend Cybersecurity Conferences and Events such as Mesh Plus, AusCERT, and CyberCon, held throughout the year. These events provide a platform for members of the cybersecurity industry to come together and share best practices, discuss government policies and regulations, and provide networking opportunities.

In addition to events and conferences, government organizations are taking a proactive stance in promoting cybersecurity initiatives in Australia. The Australian Signals Directorate is the government agency responsible for leading the country's cybersecurity initiatives. They offer numerous resources and programs that guide both the public and private sectors about cybersecurity best practices and the latest threats targeting the region.

The Department of Cyber Security (DCS) also plays a key role in managing the cybersecurity landscape in Australia. It develops risk management strategies and plans that guide the various government and commercial organizations in protecting against threats.

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11th February 2026 | Corinium: AppSec & DevSecOps Sydney 2026

AppSec & DevSecOps Sydney 2026 brings together some of New South Wales’ most senior developers, security engineers, and technology leaders to explore the evolving intersection of software development and cybersecurity. The event emphasizes how security can be transformed from a reactive safeguard into a forward-looking business enabler. Attendees can expect hands-on sessions, real-world case studies, and expert-led discussions designed to strengthen their technical capabilities and strategic understanding of embedded application and program security.

The 2026 edition will be co-located with CISO Sydney, Cloud Security Sydney, and OT Security Sydney at the Royal Randwick Racecourse, creating a powerful cross-disciplinary environment for collaboration. Participants will have a unique opportunity to connect with senior professionals across cloud, infrastructure, and operational technology sectors, ensuring every conversation contributes to stronger, more resilient security architectures.

Physical • Paid • Part of Corinium Global Intelligence

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11th February 2026 | Corinium: Cloud Security Sydney 2026

Cloud Security Sydney 2026 will unite cybersecurity, cloud, and digital transformation leaders to explore the next phase of secure cloud infrastructure. The event focuses on emerging technologies and strategies designed to counter evolving cloud threats, including AI-driven security frameworks and advanced risk mitigation for third-party integrations. Attendees will gain access to in-depth discussions and technical case studies that uncover how leading organizations are modernizing their cloud security posture.

As part of the co-located series with CISO Sydney, AppSec & DevSecOps Sydney, and OT Security Sydney, this event offers a uniquely connected experience for security leaders. It provides the perfect platform for meaningful collaboration across the cloud and cybersecurity communities, ensuring participants leave with both actionable insights and valuable professional connections to shape their 2026 security strategies.

Physical • Paid • Part of Corinium Global Intelligence

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24th February 2026 | COSAC APAC 2026

A yearly idea exchange, not for the faint hearted. COSAC is a face to face meet up where cybersecurity leaders present unique thought, and presenters are challenged with rigorous debate.

At COSAC all the nonsense is left behind; there are no vendor gauntlets, no sales pitches masquerading as information, and no egos.

It’s just smart people, inspiring speakers and a ton of passion. The kind of event you’ve always wanted, but didn’t know existed.

Physical • Paid • Part of COSAC

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24th February 2026 | OpenText Summit Sydney 2026

OpenText Summit Sydney 2026 brings together business and technology leaders to explore how AI powered digital knowledge workers are reshaping the modern enterprise. The event focuses on agentic AI, intelligent automation, and secure information management, showing how organizations can reduce repetitive work while empowering people to focus on strategy, creativity, and innovation. Cybersecurity and compliance play a central role, with discussions on sovereign cloud models that keep data local while supporting global scale.

Through keynote sessions, real world case studies, and live demonstrations, attendees gain practical insight into building responsible AI systems that are secure, scalable, and trusted. The summit highlights how content management, cybersecurity, analytics, and DevOps come together through a unified information layer, helping organizations turn data into confident decisions and long term competitive advantage.

Physical • Paid • Part of OpenText

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24th February 2026 | OpenText Summit: Sydney 2026

The OpenText Summit: Sydney 2026 is positioned as a forward-looking gathering for enterprise leaders who want to understand how AI powered knowledge workers and intelligent automation can reshape their operations. The event highlights how organisations are beginning to offload repetitive work, accelerate decision making, and strengthen compliance through new AI driven systems. It also explores how sovereign cloud capabilities support local data handling while enabling global scalability, which remains a major consideration for highly regulated sectors. Attendees can expect a mix of keynote discussions, practical demonstrations, and examples from real deployments that show how companies are improving efficiency without compromising security or governance.

Cybersecurity plays an important role in the conversations, as the summit addresses how content management, service operations, and digital workflows rely on secure architectures to function at scale. The program underscores the need for responsible AI design that protects sensitive information and supports long term operational resilience. Participants will gain insights into how OpenText tools can help unify data across departments, reduce risks associated with fragmented systems, and support a modern digital workforce where people and AI solutions collaborate effectively.

Physical • Free • Part of OpenText

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