CyberSec People has put together a huge resource of cybersecurity meet-ups and general events from all across Australia and online. If you have any events you would like featured on this webpage, please let us know through the contact page on our website.
The AWSN is a not-for profit association and network of people aimed at increasing the number of women in the security community. They support, inspire, and act as role models. We connect women in the industry and those looking to enter the field with the tools, knowledge, network and platforms needed to build confidence and interest.
Go to websiteAISA has representation in all capital cities across Australia, including a Cloud branch. Branch meetings are held regularly and provide members with a wide variety of speakers and meeting formats including presentations, debates, panel discussions and international speakers.
Go to websiteThe Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is Australia’s peak representative body and advocacy group for those in the digital ecosystem. We are a not-for-profit organisation to benefit members, and AIIA membership fees are tax deductible. Since 1978, the AIIA has pursued activities to stimulate and grow the digital ecosystem, to create a favourable business environment for our members and to contribute to Australia’s economic prosperity.
Go to websiteThe ISACA community is guided by our Purpose and Promise, which defines the essence of who we are and what we do. Our Purpose is the reason we exist—to help business technology professionals and their enterprises around the world realize the positive potential of technology.
Go to websiteAt WiCyS, a global community of women, allies and advocates, we are dedicated to bringing talented women together to celebrate and foster their passion and drive for cybersecurity. We unite local communities of aspiring and thriving women cybersecurity professionals across the world to collaborate, share their knowledge, network and mentor.
Go to websiteAustCyber’s mission is to support the development of a vibrant and globally competitive Australian cyber security sector. Part of the Stone & Chalk Group, the largest innovation community in Australia, at AustCyber we: Grow and connect Australia's cyber security ecosystemPromote and export our cyber security to the worldHelp make Australia the leading centre for cyber security education.
Go to websiteThe Canberra Cyber Hub welcomes you to work, study or grow your business among world-class resources and exciting opportunities. Find it all in Canberra's cyber ecosystem. Start or grow your cyber business in the centre of Australia's cyber industry. Build your cyber career working on exciting projects. Develop your cyber skills through education and training. Drive the future of cyber with the brightest minds in research and innovation.
Go to websiteInfoSect social nights are an opportunity for a casual evening of catching up and conversation.From 6pm attendees are invited to speak for a few minutes on any project or research they have been doing lately. This is to give everyone a chance to benefit from each other's experience and ask for advice.
Go to websiteSecTalks is the largest non-profit security community that expands across multiple continents. SecTalks hosts free monthly sessions on technical security topics, and practical security challenges.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
Go to websiteSecTalks is the largest non-profit security community that expands across multiple continents. SecTalks hosts free monthly sessions on technical security topics, and practical security challenges.
Go to websiteMeet other security enthusiasts who work with AWS and do care about security. Initially, we will have a small group of people to share knowledge, talk about best practices, vulnerabilities, etc. If you like the idea, join the group and let us know what you want to learn and share with the group.
Go to websiteA Meetup Group dedicated to enlightening how Security, Development and Operations fits together. Our Founder Matt Flannery and co-organizer Nick Denison are here to ensure that after every event, you have a takeaway to make an impact.
Go to websitePassionate about these two words: Cyber & Risk? Thinking about how you are going to keep up with cyber trends and latest talk of the town? Let's get together and meet up with like-minded people. We'll meet once a quarter, so you can nurture your network, share ideas, experiences, contacts, anything cyber risk.
Go to websiteThe OWASP Sydney Chapter was active in 2019 and is being rebooted in 2020. We organise local events throughout the year.The chapter leaders are Ric Campo, Jack Gifford, and Sherry Liu.
Go to websiteA group for those interested in the intersection of startups and cybersecurity, to bring together Sydney's cybersecurity community, both technical and business focussed, in an easily accessible forum to connect, learn and share knowledge.
Go to websiteWe're professionals in the technology space, and we're starting a new meetup to address modern cybersecurity challenges!
Go to websiteThe OWASP Sydney Chapter was active in 2019 and is being rebooted in 2020. We organise local events throughout the year.The chapter leaders are Ric Campo, Jack Gifford, and Sherry Liu.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
Go to websiteSecTalks meetups are about participating in IT security discussions, learning from others, and improving your security skills through gamification.
Go to websiteA Meetup to help break down the barriers between devs, ops and security teams in our big bad world of automation!
Go to websiteThis Meetup is another by @meetupmadness who run 20+ devops and security groups over three states. We're here to create a community of like-minded security enthusiast, providing quality events, with some great information!
Go to websiteThis meetup is for anyone interested in learning about cybersecurity, starting a career in the cybersecurity industry, or just networking with other cybersecurity industry professionals.
Go to websiteEstablished in April 2010, Ruxmon is a free monthly community event organised and run by the Ruxcon team.Each month speakers from the local security community will share their knowledge on a security topic ranging from introductory/beginner level to more advanced topics.
Go to websiteThis is a Community meetup by the Team to host Cloud Security Advocates and professionals to talk about all things Cloud Security. For now, we focus only on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Topics.This meetup is hybrid Meetup group with events held every month.
Go to websiteThis meetup dedicated to all professionals involved in Cyber Security for Automated Processes and Control Systems including security for Operating Technology (OT), Industrial Control Systems (ICS), SCADA Systems, Transportation Systems, Building Control Systems (BCS), and even emerging Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) systems
Go to websiteDo you have a cyber security startup? Or an idea for a cyber security solution? CyRise Sessions is for current and potential cyber security founders, and key players in the cyber startup sector. We care about nurturing and expanding the ecosystem through building great relationships and sharing helpful content.
Go to websitePassionate about these two words: Cyber & Risk? Thinking about how you are going to keep up with cyber trends and latest talk of the town? Let's get together and meet up with like-minded people.
Go to websiteThis group is for all people working or interested in working in cyber security in Melbourne or remotely in Australia. We're aiming to build a group of like minded people who are keen to share ideas, network, and build a strong community.
Go to websiteOur meetup is for anyone interested in developing and learning about Android and other exciting Google related technologies such as Kotlin, Java, Flutter, Firebase, Machine Learning, VR & AR, Google Assistant, Wearables and IoT.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
Go to websiteA cyber blue team event for the community, by the community. Talks, networking, and food included.
Go to websiteAnyone who is interested in cybersecurity and penetration testing should join this group. The purpose of the meet up is to meet other infosec enthusiasts, discuss, exchange knowledge regarding cybersecurity, hack machines from Hack The Box dedicated to this gathering and enjoy.
Go to websiteThe Open Web Application Security Project® (OWASP) is a nonprofit foundation that works to improve the security of software. Through community-led open source software projects, hundreds of local chapters worldwide, tens of thousands of members, and leading educational and training conferences.
Go to websiteWelcome to The Cloud Collective - an online community and meetup group for cloud and tech enthusiasts! Our mission is to bring together individuals who are passionate about cloud computing, emerging technologies, and the digital transformation of our world.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
Go to websiteSecTalks meetups are about participating in IT security discussions, learning from others, and improving your security skills through gamification.
Go to websiteSecTalks meetups are about participating in IT security discussions, learning from others, and improving your security skills through gamification.
Go to websiteSecTalks meetups are about participating in IT security discussions, learning from others, and improving your security skills through gamification.
Go to websiteSecTalks meetups are about participating in IT security discussions, learning from others, and improving your security skills through gamification.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
Go to websiteSoC is your chance to expand your network, link up with industry professionals and discover insights into cyber security from their career journey.For industry people and recruiters, this is a great opportunity to meet with the future of cyber security and get to know potential talent that will help drive our state's cyber sector.
Go to websiteThis group is for you to share your thoughts on advancing the use technologies in the industry and stay connected with peers and subject matter experts. The group is also committed to cultivating a strong community of practitioners.
Go to websiteA place for Cyber Threat Intelligence enthusiasts to get together and share knowledge, meet like minded people and hear from industry professionals in a safe and fun environment.
Go to websiteSecTalks meetups are about participating in IT security discussions, learning from others, and improving your security skills through gamification.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
Go to websiteSecTalks meetups are about participating in IT security discussions, learning from others, and improving your security skills through gamification.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
Go to websiteFounded in 2012, there had been many discussions over the years about a predictable in person gathering for the “Security and Risk” community, well, talk is cheap, the time had come, and the Day Of The Month (DOTM) club was born. Whether online, or IRL, the DOTM club is a mix of professionals (present, future and past) from Infosex. The club provides an opportunity to network and take a few hours out to relax and socialise with peers.
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