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Sovereign Cyber Capability Unlocked 2025 showcased Canberra's most innovative, cutting-edge and established cyber security ecosystem in Australia. Read on to learn about the amazing day that was.

One of the most enduring myths in cyber security is that it’s a field reserved for coders, engineers, and deeply technical specialists. Yet the reality is far more dynamic.

As a proud sponsor of International Women in Cyber Day, Fujitsu Cyber is committed to fostering an inclusive workforce that drives innovation. We believe diversity of thought is the key to creating stronger, more adaptable, and more creative security solutions for our clients.

Women are entering Australia’s cyber security industry in growing numbers. They’re bringing vital skills, diverse thinking and new leadership potential to a rapidly evolving field. Although this momentum is worth celebrating, there’s still a long way to go - which is why initiatives like the International Women in Cyber Awards matter.

Meet Megan Collins Quinlan, Events and Administration Coordinator at the Canberra Cyber Hub! With a career spanning multiple countries and a passion for process and creativity, Megan brings a wealth of experience to her role at the Canberra Cyber Hub. Let's get to know Megan more.

The Cyber Hub team reflect on visiting the Women in Cyber Summit presented by AISA and Hemisphere East and sponsored by Infoblox.

Cyber in Canberra is not simply about replicating existing solutions. Innovation is at the heart of its success. Canberra universities are hotbeds for cutting-edge research in areas like quantum cryptography, artificial intelligence for threat detection, and blockchain for secure data management. Local companies providing valuable services to organisations across Australia. Such as in the areas of risk management, compliance, and incident response which is helping businesses to protect themselves against emerging cyber threats.