SECURITY AND GOVERNMENT EXPO
2024
Don’t miss this chance to stay at the forefront of innovations in the security sector.
Seminars
Where
Hotel Realm
When
21 November 2024
Cost
FREE
At SAGE 2024, attendees can look forward to a series of presentations covering a comprehensive range of topics tailored to enhance the skills and knowledge of security professionals. These presentations will delve into cutting-edge strategies and solutions across various domains within the security sector. Expert-led sessions will provide insights into
Helen Glazebrook
Senior Business Consultant, Visual Analysis
Helen Glazebrook is a leading criminal intelligence expert who has applied her skills across a broad range of intelligence environments over the last twenty-five years including law enforcement,
national security, regulatory, corrective services and most recently the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission where she spent 15 years as a Senior Specialist Intelligence Analyst
Commander Budhy Tanddo
Commander, Australian Border Force
Budhy Tanddo is currently the Commander for Detention Operations for the Australian Border Force (ABF) with responsibility for the management of the Immigration Detention Network.
Budhy has wide-ranging involvement in international capacity building, undertaking long term deployments to Indonesia and the Solomon Islands providing a range of training, mentoring and project management activities.
Julian Talbot, FRMIA, F.ISRM CISSP SRMCP
Julian has 35 years international security risk management experience up to and Including Director level and C-Suite experience in the commercial, government, and not-for-profit sectors in Australia and internationally. His credentials include a Master of Risk Management (MRiskMgt), Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), Australian Security Medal (ASM), Certified Protection Professional (CPP), Diploma of Security Risk Management, Diploma of Project Management, Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, and Fellow of the Risk Management Institution of Australasia (RMIA). He is also lead author of the Security Risk Management Body of Knowledge.
Julian is recognized internationally for his security expertise and is one of a handful of people accredited as a Registered Security Professional (RSecP) by the Australasian Council for Security Professionals in all five categories of Physical, Personnel, Information/Communications, Security Risk Management, and Security Enterprise Management.
The role of Innovation, Science and Technology in Strengthening Protective Security Resilience – the case of Security Culture
Justin Fidock, Program Leader National Security, DSTG
Mark Bottger, Acting Deputy Program Leader Protective Security Resilience, DSTG
In this seminar, the role of Innovation, Science and Technology (IS&T) in helping security functions strengthen protective security posture will be explored. Working with security stakeholders within Defence and across Government, Defence Science and Technology Group has established an IS&T Project that brings together stakeholders and IS&T providers to delivery outputs designed to achieve this strengthening of posture. Members of the Project team will provide an overview of current efforts underway in the project. We will then focus on the approach we have taken for one of our work packages on security culture. We will describe how the approach being taken is helping to shape leadership and staff behaviours, informing the evolution of security strategy and policy, and surfacing the ways in which technology can be used to provide more dynamic assessments of security culture.
Hamish Hansford
Deputy Secretary
Cyber and Infrastructure Security Department of Home Affairs
Hamish Hansford is the Deputy Secretary of the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Group and Acting National Cyber Security Co-ordinator with the Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs.
He currently leads national coordination and protection measures for Australian cyber security, protective security and critical infrastructure protection and manages the Australian regulatory authority for eleven critical infrastructure sectors including transport security and telecommunication security.
Hamish is responsible for AusCheck, a national background checking service and was previously the Inaugural Head of the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Centre.
He has extensive leadership experience in national security, border protection, technology, cyber security, indigenous affairs and criminal justice issues in the Australian Public Service
Hayley Van Loon MAIPIO, CSM, CCAP
CEO/Founder, Magnolia Intelligence and Head of Harod APAC
Hayley Van Loon, CEO and founder of Magnolia Intelligence, also serves as Deputy CEO at Crime Stoppers International. With nearly two decades of experience spanning Australia, the USA, and global arenas, she has held diverse roles ranging from the Australian government to leadership positions in private intelligence firms.
Trade Show
Where
Hotel Realm
When
21 November 2024
Cost
FREE
The security trade show will showcase the latest advancements and innovations in the security for government. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore cutting-edge technology, across management, surveillance, access control, and physical security measures.
Networking opportunities will enable professionals to connect with peers, industry leaders, and potential partners. This event is a must-attend for those committed to staying at the forefront of the rapidly evolving security landscape, ensuring they are equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to protect assets and counter emerging threats.
Training Sessions
Where
Hotel Realm
When
21 November 2024
Cost
$595
Take the opportunity to attend the training sessions at SAGE 2024 which offer a comprehensive range of topics designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of security professionals.
Participants will benefit from the Risk Management session, offering in-depth knowledge on identifying, assessing, and mitigating security risks. For those addressing foreign involvement in secure operations, the Managing Foreign Ownership, Control, and Influence (FOCI) session will provide critical guidance on maintaining security in environments affected by foreign interests. The Electronic Security session will dive into the complexities of securing and managing electronic systems in high security environments. The Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF) session will provide an early look at the latest policies and practices governing protective security measures in Australia. Finally, the Insider Threat session will focus on strategies for identifying and countering risks posed by insiders. These training sessions are vital for Australian security professionals looking to remain current.
Please note to be eligible to attend the training each participant must hold a current AGSVA clearance or be an Australian government employee.
Julian Talbot
Risk Management
This session provides participants with a understanding of contemporary security risk management practices. Attendees will learn how to identify, assess, and mitigate potential security risks in various environments, ensuring robust protection strategies are in place. The session emphasises practical approaches to risk management and equips security professionals with the tools necessary to safeguard their organisations against evolving threats.
Ben Beard
Managing Foreign Ownership, Control, and Influence
This session focuses on the complexities of foreign ownership, control, and influence (FOCI) in sensitive environments. Participants will gain insights into the regulatory frameworks and best practices for managing and mitigating the risks associated with foreign interests in secure operations. The session is essential for organisations dealing with international partnerships and foreign investments.
Electronic Security
This session delves into the principles of electronic security, offering practical guidance on protecting physical spaces from intrusion and unauthorised access. Participants will explore strategies for designing, implementing, and maintaining secure electronic security systems, ensuring their organisation’s critical assets and infrastructure remain protected against sophisticated threats.
Protective Security Policy Framework Update Session
This session provides an important update on the latest developments in the Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF). Attendees will gain a first look at the updated policies and can take this knowledge back to their organisations. This session is critical for professionals tasked with ensuring their security practices align with the latest government mandates and safeguarding official and classified information.
Paul Curwell
Michael Puckridge
Insider Threat Session
The Insider Threat session focuses on identifying and mitigating the risks posed by trusted individuals within an organisation. Participants will learn about the various motivations and behaviors that can lead to insider threats and explore effective strategies for monitoring, detecting, and responding to such risks. This session is invaluable for security professionals seeking to create a proactive culture of vigilance and prevention against internal security breaches.
ASIS Canberra Chapter Gala Dinner
Join us after SAGE at the ASIS Canberra Chapter Annual Dinner, where you will have the chance to network with fellow security professionals and industry leaders in a refined and welcoming atmosphere.
The evening promises to be both enlightening and enjoyable, featuring a keynote address from a prominent figure in the security field, sharing invaluable insights and trends. Guests will be treated to a delightful gourmet meal and engaging conversations, making it an ideal occasion to strengthen professional relationships and celebrate the successes of the past year.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of an event that underscores the importance of collaboration and innovation in the security industry.
Where
National Press Club
When
21 November 2024
Non Member Early Bird
$95
Non Member
$125
ASIS Members
FREE
