About the summit
Few industries face the same concentration of cyber risk, regulation and interconnected technology as financial services. CPS 234, the operational resilience requirements under CPS 230, AI-enabled attacks and third-party breaches are increasing board-level scrutiny across banking, insurance, superannuation, wealth and payments. The Cyber in FSI Summit brings together CISOs, security, identity and technology leaders from across financial services to compare how they are modernising security operations, identity, data protection, application security and resilience, while securing the AI now being deployed across their businesses. Make sure you are part of the discussion at Australia’s dedicated event built specifically around cybersecurity in financial services.
Who attends
- CISO
- Head of Cyber
- Chief Risk Officer
- Head of Operational Resilience
- Director of Third-Party Risk
- Head of Financial Crime
What the programme covers
- Cyber Risk and Operational ResilienceMeeting CPS 234 and CPS 230 obligations while proving the business can withstand and recover from disruption.
- Third-Party and Supply-Chain SecurityManaging risk across vendors, SaaS platforms, cloud services and critical technology providers.
- Identity and Access SecurityStrengthening workforce identity, privileged access and access governance across complex financial environments.
- Fraud, Financial Crime and Account TakeoverConnecting cyber, identity and fraud teams to detect compromised accounts and increasingly sophisticated attacks.
- Data Security and PrivacyFinding sensitive data, controlling access and stopping it leaving through users, applications and AI tools.
- Cloud, Application and API SecurityProtecting cloud platforms, customer-facing applications, APIs and the software supply chain behind them.
- Security Operations and Threat DetectionImproving visibility, detection and incident response across growing volumes of threats and security data.
- AI Security and Emerging ThreatsSecuring enterprise AI while responding to deepfakes, automated social engineering and AI-enabled attacks.