About the summit
Now in its fourth year, the IAM Summit is Australia's only event built specifically around identity and access management. Identity is now the control plane of enterprise security and the hardest program in it. Workforce identity, customer identity, privileged access, machine identities and now AI agents all land on the same teams, while credential-based attacks remain the number one breach vector and regulators sharpen expectations around access governance. Until this summit, the people running Australia's identity programs had no event of their own. IAM was a stream inside general security conferences, never the room itself. The IAM Summit is that room across Sydney and Melbourne, it is where the CISOs, Heads of IAM, identity architects and engineers who own workforce identity, CIAM, IGA and PAM compare programs directly with their peers. Make sure you are part of the discussion at Australia's only event built specifically around identity and access management.
Who attends
- CISO
- Head of IAM
- Director of Identity
- Head of Security Architecture
- VP Cyber
- Identity Engineering Lead
What the programme covers
- Workforce IAMRolling out phishing-resistant MFA, passkeys and SSO across large, complex workforces.
- Customer Identity (CIAM)Making sign-up and login simple for customers while reducing fraud and account takeover.
- Privileged Access (PAM)Moving towards just-in-time and just-enough access while removing standing privilege.
- Identity for AI AgentsManaging machine identities, non-human access and permissions for AI agents operating across the business.
- Identity GovernanceAccess reviews, certification and entitlement management.
- Joiner, Mover, LeaverAutomating onboarding, role changes and offboarding across systems.
- Identity Threat DetectionDetecting and responding to credential and identity-based attacks.
- Identity ModernisationMigrating off legacy Active Directory and consolidating inherited tools.