27-29 Aug 2025 | ICC, Sydney
For over 35 years, the Security ASIAL Conference has provided expert knowledge to help keep communities safe. The conference underscores the vital role of an innovative and technologically advanced security industry in addressing new security challenges.
The Security ASIAL Conference 2025 will examine the consequences of a changing international order, AI-driven threats, cyber warfare, critical infrastructure risks and the importance of the human factor.
Industry leaders, policymakers, and experts will explore evolving security challenges and technological innovations, providing insights on how security professionals can respond to mitigate risks and safeguard assets in an increasingly uncertain world.
The Security ASIAL Conference is set to be a great success in 2025. The program will include a compelling lineup of experts and academics who will share their insights on how to protect your business, brand reputation, and crucial assets along with mitigating risk and vulnerability.
This industry leading conference is your annual opportunity to receive timely updates and insights from the organisations shaping today’s security landscape in a program carefully curated by the industry’s peak body.
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Peter Jennings AO PSM
Peter Jennings Strategy Consultants
Hamish Hansford
Department of Home Affairs
Amanda Spencer
Cloudfare
Shane Brady
Premier’s Department NSW
To understand what’s happening in the world we need to get into the minds of three of the most extraordinary leaders in the 21st century.
One of Australia’s leading strategists, Peter Jennings will discuss the personalities, experiences, aims and aspirations of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. What impact will these leaders have on prospects of war and peace in the second half of the 2020s? What does this mean for Australia’s position in the world, for our defence and security outlook and for domestic stability?
Never shy in voicing his opinions, Peter will set out his predictions for Australian security in coming years and show how businesses need to prepare for a world of increasing risk.
Cybersecurity professionals often rely on technical jargon, acronyms, and complex terminologies that often alienate stakeholders and inadvertently create barriers between security teams and business leaders. This session is designed to help communicators refine cybersecurity discussions, making them accessible, engaging, and actionable for non-technical audiences, particularly key stakeholders and business leaders.
Using real-world examples and proven communication techniques, we’ll learn how to effectively connect cybersecurity risks and threats to overall business objectives and strategies in the simplest terms possible.
This presentation provides practical strategies for transforming technical cybersecurity discussions into clear, compelling narratives that resonate with business leaders.
Key Takeaways:
• Develop a clear framework that bridges communications gaps between technical and non-technical audiences/collaborators.
• Refine complex technical conversations into relatable business analogies.
• Effectively align cybersecurity risks with organisational objective and outcomes.
• Enhance stronger partnerships and collaboration between security teams and business leadership.
Protective security encompasses efforts to safeguard people, assets, and information from threats including terrorism, cyberattacks, espionage, and insider threats. As threats grow in complexity and scale, a collaborative approach between government and industry has become essential to effectively mitigate risks, build resilience and safeguard society. Government and industry collaboration is vital in addressing protective security challenges and achieving advances in national and global security.
Key Takeaways
• Key challenges in protective security settings
• Links between protective security in Government and critical infrastructure protection
• The importance of Government and industry collaboration
• Key protective security challenges
• Shared threat intelligence, joint response and disclosure
• Working together to enhance preparedness and resilience