2027
INSIDER THREAT
SYMPOSIUM
UNDERSTANDING THE THREAT. SHAPING THE RESPONSE.
Bringing together national security, government and industry leaders to examine the evolving insider threat landscape and what organisations must do to stay ahead.
LATE SEPTEMBER 2027
(Dates to be confirmed)
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA
FEATURING
The 2027 Global
Insider Threat Barometer
How well does your organisation understand the risks that sit within it?
The Insider Threat Challenge Is Changing
Insider threats are evolving. Hostile foreign actors are exploiting trusted access, emerging technologies are creating new pathways to harm, and organisations face increasingly complex decisions about people, access, behaviour and accountability.
The 2027 Insider Threat Symposium will bring together global and national security, government and industry leaders to examine these challenges, share intelligence and experience, and consider what effective organisational responses must look like.
Two Days.
Two Critical Questions.
Day One
Understanding the Threat
What is happening, how is the insider threat landscape evolving, and what can we learn from intelligence, real-world incidents and emerging patterns?
Day Two
Shaping the Response
What is happening, how is the insider threat landscape evolving, and what can we learn from intelligence, real-world incidents and emerging patterns?
Insights. Conversations. Practical Outcomes.
Understanding the Threat
Understanding the Threat
What is happening, how is the insider threat landscape evolving, and what can we learn from intelligence, real-world incidents and emerging patterns?
Centres of Influence
Centres of Influence
Small-group conversations with specialists, allowing delegates to explore questions, exchange perspectives and engage directly with experienced practitioners.
Practical Workshops
Practical Workshops
Optional pre- and post-Symposium workshops focused on strengthening organisational capability and turning knowledge into action.
LAUNCHING AT THE SYMPOSIUM
The Insider Threat Challenge Is Changing
Insider threats are evolving. Hostile foreign actors are exploiting trusted access, emerging technologies are creating new pathways to harm, and organisations face increasingly complex decisions about people, access, behaviour and accountability.
The 2027 Insider Threat Symposium will bring together global and national security, government and industry leaders to examine these challenges, share intelligence and experience, and consider what effective organisational responses must look like.
Fresh evidence
New findings released alongside the Symposium.
Global perspective
Insider incidents and patterns tracked across sectors and regions.
Practical insight
Findings that leaders can take back to their organisations.
What would your organisation do differently if it knew what the evidence shows?
Who Should Attend
The Symposium is designed for leaders and practitioners responsible for protecting people, information and operations from within.
Attend
Speak
Three Ways to Get Involved
Be Part of the Conversation
The 2027 Insider Threat Symposium is being developed to bring together influential voices, practical experience and fresh perspectives on one of today's most consequential organisational security challenges.
We welcome expressions of interest from prospective delegates, speakers and organisations interested in supporting the Symposium.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Symposium will be held in Canberra in late September 2027. Final dates and the venue will be confirmed and shared with everyone who registers their interest.
No. Registering your interest simply means we will keep you informed as the program develops and let you know when registrations open.
Select Speaking in the form and outline your proposed topic or area of expertise. The program team will be in touch as the agenda takes shape.
Partnership opportunities are currently being developed. Select Partnering in the form and we will contact you to discuss how your organisation could be involved.
Optional workshops will run either side of the main program, focused on building practical organisational capability. Details will be released with the full program.