SIG Security in Government 2009 | |
The Protective Security Coordination Centre (PSCC), a Division of the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department, is hosting the 22nd Security in Government (SIG) Conference at Canberra’s National Convention Centre in 2009. SIG continues to be the largest conference of its type in Australia and includes an exhibition which Kaba sponsors. SIG 2009 will include a selection of international and national speakers, a number of panel discussions, information sessions and a trade exhibition that will deliver the latest developments in security technology.
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| Market sectors: | Senior Security Managers, Government Security Officers, Security Practitioners | |
| Date: | 2009 | |
| Venue: | National Convention Centre Foyer and Exhibition Hall | |
| City: | Canberra | |
| Country: | Australia | |
| Organizer: | Australian Government | |
| Department: | The Protective Security Coordination Centre (PSCC) |
Last year's theme was the Evolution of Security. The theme encompasses changes to traditional ways of defining and approaching national security; the broadening of the security environment; security implications of the changing electronic environment; the evolution of foreign policy as a tool for counter-terrorism and the evolving role of law enforcement agencies. The SIG 2008 program included:
- High level Australian presenters from a wide range of backgrounds.
- Discussion panels with question and answer sessions encouraging audience interaction.
- Plenary and information sessions on key security issues.
- The latest update on the current domestic and international security environment.
- The largest gathering of government and private sector security practitioners in one conference.
- An extensive trade exhibition featuring state–of–the–art products and services from specialist security organisations.
- A welcome conference cocktail function and gala dinner at the National Museum of Australia included in the registration fee.
- A unique opportunity to network with some of Australia’s leading security professionals and practitioners.
Speeches:
- Security in Government Conference 2008 - Addressed by The Hon Robert McClelland MP, Attorney-General - 16 September 2008 [PDF 94.4KB]
- Australia's Security Outlook - Speech by David, Deputy Director-General of Security, Australian Security Intelligence Organisation - 16 September 2008 [PDF 81KB]
- Security in Government Conference 2008 - Addressed by The Hon Bob Debus MP, Minister for Home Affairs - 17 September 2008 [PDF 52KB]
- International Security Responses to a Climate Changed World - Speech by Dr Keith Suter, National Museum of Australia - 17 September 2008 [PDF 19.2KB]
- Continuity of Government e-Services, Ms Kayelle Wiltshire, Service Delivery Operations, Australian Government Information Management Office. Department of Finance and Deregulations - 17 September 2008 [PDF 474KB]
- The Evolution of a Security Culture - Pitfalls, Partnerships and Petri Dishes Speech by Mr James Henry, Senior Director, Security and Emergency Management Branch, ACT Department of Justice and Community Safety - 17 September 2008 [PDF 422KB]
- The International Drivers of Australia's National Security - Speech by Dr Carl Ungerer, Director-National Security Project, Australian Strategic Policy Institute - 18 September 2008 [PDF 89.4KB]
- The Evolution of Australia's Diplomatic Efforts to Counter Terrorism - Speech by Mr David Ritchie AO, Deputy Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs - 18 September 2008 [PDF 48KB]
- Australia's International Defence Efforts in Support of National Security - Rear Admiral James Goldrick AM CSC RAN, Commander, Joint Education, Training and Warfare - 18 September 2008 [PDF 332KB]
- Global Threats to the International Security Environment - Prof Hugh White BA (Hons) BPhil, Professor of Strategic Studies and Head of the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre; Associate Dean (Research), The ANU College of Asia and the Pacific; Visiting Fellow, Lowy Institute of International Policy - 18 September 2008 [PDF 32KB]
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