Where: Sydney. The Westin Hotel.
When: 15 - 18 March 2010
Payment innovation for banks, retailers and government.
The largest and most established card payment event in the region.
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Managing information for electronic eDiscovery requests in a timely and cost effective manner.
Where: Sydney
When: 9 to 10 March 2010
The recent issuing of eDiscovery practice notes by both the Federal Court of Australia and the Supreme Court of NSW enables the court to order production and exchange of all relevant electronic documents and emails, preferably in their original formats.
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Where: Sydney. Amora Hotel Jamison.
When: 25 to 26 February 2010
The past 18 months has seen rapid change across the national security landscape with attempted terror plots, increased cyber crime, natural disasters and a H1N1 outbreak - All against a backdrop of changes in security governance arrangements.
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Where: Kings Perth Hotel, Perth Western Australia
When: 1st December - 3rd December, 2009
2009 Conference Keynote Speakers:
* Bruce Schneier - CSTO - British Telecom
* Steve Foote - UK Metropolitan Police Service
* Peter Warren - UK Freelance IT Journalist
* Stuart Mort - Senior Director Information Security APAC, EMEA, LAD, Oracle
* John McRoberts - WA Police Assistant Commissioner
Further Information: conferences.secau.org
Where: Westpac Place, 275 Kent Street Sydney Australia
When: Thursday 3 December 2009
Cybercrime has many targets – critical infrastructure, financial transactions, individuals’ identities, and also the least powerful in the community-children. The Australian Information Security Association’s Event will examine Cyber security in the Australian context.
Further Information: www.aisa.org.au/index.php?page=223
Where: Sydney. Level 8, 50 Bridge Street.
When: August 18, 6.30pm
Join us from 6:30pm for a drink at The Paragon Hotel, Circular Quay, Sydney.
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Where: Melbourne (Telstra HQ, Conference Room 1, 242 Exhibition St.)
When: August 13, 8am to 9.30am
Topic: Pragmatic Security Monitoring
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Where: Surfers Paradise
When: 10 - 14 August
There are three main requirements on secure information systems, Confidentiality; Integrity and Availability. Information must only be accessible by those who are authorised to access it. Data must be accurate and must not change through storage or transfer to another system. Data must be available to authorised users upon demand.
These three requirements do not work in isolation. An authentication violation (integrity) can expose data to unauthorised parties (confidentiality) and those parties might then delete some of that information (availability).
The theme for this year’s conference is based on the CIA model with a particular focus on the effects of internet content filtering.
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