The Future of Trusted AI Forum and EOY Celebrations

Explore what trusted AI means in practice for organisations operating across cyber, defence, space and advanced technology in Canberra. The forum considers the implications of the recent Five Eyes statement, including assurance, resilience, governance and the expectations of governments, customers and supply-chain partners.

Panellists

• Christopher Horlyck, Head of Cyber Security Resilience, ASD
• Nicole Quinn, Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, Palo Alto Networks
• Michael Gately, Trellis Data
• Canadian High Commission — TBC

End-of-year celebration

The forum will be followed by Canberra Cyber Hub’s end-of-year celebrations, bringing together leaders from government, industry, academia and the broader technology ecosystem.

Tickets and refunds

• Paid entry: AUD 24.49.
• Refunds are available up to 2 days before the event.

Venue access and parking

• Free after-hours parking is available for 70 cars next to the Shine Dome; the boom gate will be raised for the event.
• Further free parking is available at the National Film and Sound Archives across the road.
• The ground floor of the Ian Wark Theatre, along with the Jaeger, Becker and Dorothy Hill rooms and amenities, is wheelchair accessible. Heritage doorways accommodate standard wheelchairs only.
• Two disabled parking spaces are available in the Academy carpark. Contact the venue team to arrange access.

Good to know

• Food and drink cannot be consumed in the Ian Wark Theatre. Bottled water is permitted.

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