Join us for a practical discussion on what this shift means for Australian businesses and how leaders can strengthen resilience in an increasingly complex digital environment.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way organisations operate, compete and innovate. However, the same technologies driving productivity and growth are also reshaping the cyber threat landscape.
In June 2026, the leaders of the Five Eyes cyber security agencies issued a rare joint statement, warning that AI is accelerating the speed, scale and sophistication of cyber threats and dramatically reducing the time available for organisations to identify and respond to vulnerabilities. The message was clear: cyber risk assumptions that once remained valid for years may now become outdated within months.
Why Attend?
As organisations adopt AI technologies to improve productivity and competitiveness, cyber security can no longer be viewed solely as an IT responsibility. The Australian Signals Directorate's recent statement highlights that cyber resilience is now a core business risk and leadership responsibility, requiring active engagement from executives and boards.
This session will help you to understand:
Registration is essential, noting places are limited, and if you are unable to attend, please let us know in advance so another party can take your place.
Takeaways
Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of how AI is affecting cyber risk, the strategic implications for their organisation, and practical actions to improve cyber resilience and governance in an era of rapidly evolving threats.
