Sovereign Cyber Capability Unlocked brings government and industry together to strengthen collaboration, establish strong working relationships and enhance Australia’s cyber resilience.
“We want to build a cyber ecosystem where those that have the capability, expertise and experience to better protect Australians across the economy play a role in doing so,” she said.
Alongside the keynote address, 12 Canberra-based cyber companies presented short pitches on their unique sovereign cyber capabilities and 16 companies demonstrated their cyber solutions at the event’s trade exhibition.
Canberra Cyber Hub Chair, Dr Michael Frater emphasised the importance of an event of this kind, detailing the challenges for people in the market for cyber security services to gauge the capabilities of the many companies offering cyber security services and to get in front of decision-makers.
“Gathering all these people under one roof means buyers can be exposed to the fantastic capabilities to address their cyber challenges, and suppliers are getting access to the people who need their services and capabilities,” he said.