
AIPIO INTELLIGENCE CONFERENCE 2021 will be held from 21-25 February 2022 using an online virtual conference platform
This 5-day event is the largest virtual conference of its kind held in Australia and is a must to stay abreast of strategic trends and best practice in the industry.
Check out the Conference Program to view the full program, speaker details and session titles. Don’t forget to register here today!
Who should attend?
This event is suited to members of public and private sector who are involved in the following intelligence domains:
- Criminal
- Regulatory
- Security
- Business
- Financial
- Investigations
The AIPIO Intelligence Conference offers the opportunity to hear from over 40 industry leaders and subject matter experts from various sectors including defence, law enforcement, finance, banking, academia and the private sector, as their share their knowledge, expertise and insights into emerging trends and best practice in the intelligence industry. A sample of speakers you will hear from include:
- The Hon. Karen Andrews MP, Minister for Home Affairs
- Dr John Moss AIM, Deputy CEO Intelligence, AUSTRAC
- Deputy Commissioner Ian McCartney APM, Australian Federal Police
- Ms Chantal Velasque, Head of Data Science, Westpac
- Ms Shelagh Dorn, President, IALEIA
- Mr John Kilburn, Cellebrite
- Mr David Lockley, Senior Intelligence Analyst, National Rugby League Ltd
- Ms Jennifer Stockwell, Cyber Security Principal, Telstra
Looking to break into the industry?
AIPIO is also offering dedicated skills building sessions for those looking to sharpen their skills and ‘put their best foot forward’ when applying for intelligence roles. These sessions would suit current students, undergraduates or anyone looking for a career change and exploring a career in intelligence. Sessions topics include:
- How to Think like an Intelligence Analyst
- Tips for Seeking Employment within the Intelligence Field
- A Day in the Life of an Intelligence Officer
- Meet Your Mentor sessions
Can’t attend on the day?
Don’t worry! When you register to attend this event you will receive access to the five-day program and best of all, you will receive access to the recordings of the conference’s presentations post event! This means you will be able to review sessions most applicable to your situation, and ensure you get maximum value from the event.
Interested in joining the AIPIO community?
To become an AIPIO member and access exclusive discount rates to attend the Intelligence 2021 virtual conference, visit https://www.aipio.asn.au/menu-2/join-now/. Depending on your circumstance, registration may be tax deductible.
Virtual Conference Program
Monday 21 February 2022
AIPIO Welcome: Dr Phil Kowalick, AIPIO President Conference Opening: The Honourable Karen Andrews MP, Minister for Home Affairs |
Setting the Scene: David Irvine AO, AIPIO Patron |
Stephen Beaumont AM, Security Programs Consultant Certification and Accreditation Program Launch |
Dr Jason Shepherd, Thomson Reuters Threat Finance – National Security Implications |
Skills Building Session Joshua Sprlyan, Green Door Intelligence and Security Yourself as the product – tips for seeking employment within the intelligence field |
Speed Networking |
Dr Morgan Saletta, University of Melbourne Influence operations and the borderlands of intelligence and security |
Matthew Rossiter, Fivecast The Evolving Role of Open-Source Intelligence |
Mariana Zafeirakopoulos, University of Technology Sydney Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: a case study in transdisciplinary collaboration |
Skills Building Session Panel: A day in the life of an intelligence officer: Business, Criminal, Regulatory and Security sectors Facilitator: Snr Sgt Glenn Tait Keesha Martinuzzo Suncorp, Samantha Moore DELWP, Thalia Ngan Cyber Security NSW, Andria Richardson Victoria Police |
Tuesday 22 February 2022
Skills Building Session Snr Sgt Digby Howis, South Australia Police How to think like an Intelligence Analyst | |||
Samantha Rush, Legion Consulting Business Intelligence: Helping organisations and teams innovate and evolve | |||
Shane Neilson, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Wastewater analysis – not just a source of drug data | |||
Speed Networking | |||
Tanzim Zaki Saklayen, Recorded Future Limited Cyberwarfare and Security Intelligence Nexus: Vision of Cyberterrorism in Australia’s critical infrastructure | |||
Dr Matteo Farina, University of Adelaide and Flinders University Psychological profiling, disinformation, and social media platforms | |||
John Kilburn, Cellebrite The ‘Human Element’ approach to Digital Intelligence | |||
Neil Quarmby, Intelligence Rising Life on the Pendulum: finding the ‘strategic’ in regulatory intelligence | |||
Meet Your Mentor Darlene Grech, Australian Federal Police Katrina Harrison, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning |
Wednesday 23 February 2022
Nathan Morelli, SA Power Network Moving from reactive to proactive through threat led cyber security program | |||
David Lockley, National Rugby League Ltd Crime in Sport – An NRL Perspective | |||
Lesley Honeyman, Department of Finance, Service and Innovation Snapshot of current cyber threats and the evolving role of intelligence in responding to cyber attacks | |||
David West, Insurance Australia Group Using Intelligence to prevent, detect and prosecute Insurance fraud | |||
Julian Claxton, Jayde Consulting Pty Ltd I spy with your little eye: How employees can use behavioural intelligence to detect insider threats | |||
Speed Networking | |||
Andrew Baker, ICAC SA Evolution of SA ICAC Intelligence | |||
Katrina Harrison, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning The Illegal Trade of Australia’s Native Wildlife | |||
Assoc. Prof. Patrick Walsh, Charles Sturt University Post COVID World: Dealing with future health crises and the role of the National Intelligence Community | |||
Snr Sgt Glenn Tait, Queensland Police Service People, Products, Process and Messaging: The challenge of being heard in the workplace | |||
Lucas Vine, National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Regulatory Intelligence, overcoming challenges |
Thursday 24 February 2022
Keynote Paul Symon AO, Australian Secret Intelligence Service |
Keynote – Business Chantal Velasque, Westpac The Evolution of Business Intelligence into a Data-Driven Culture |
Keynote – Criminal Deputy Commissioner Ian McCartney APM, Australian Federal Police |
Michael Hickey MAIPIO, Victorian Building Authority Exploiting emerging opportunities resulting from legislative reforms |
Speed Networking |
The Great AIPIO Annual Debate “The evolving intelligence landscape will positively impact intelligence practice in Australia” Facilitator: Stephen Beaumont AM Debators: Linda Cavanagh, Cybermerc; Leah Pinto, Accenture Security; Michelle Todd, Coras; Ryan Long, McDonald’s Corporation Limited others to be announced |
Jennifer Stockwell, Telstra Leveraging our Global Visibility for the Greater Good |
AFP Case Study “Operation Ironside” |
AIPIO Awards & Charity Presentation Samantha Rush, AIPIO Vice President |
Friday 25 February 2022
Keynote – Regulatory Dr John Moss AIM, AUSTRAC FIU (Financial Intelligence Unit) of the Future and AUSTRAC’s Capability Program | ||
Keynote – Security Dennis Richardson AC, Former Secretary of the Department of Defence National Security Legislation; the balance of risk | ||
Intelligence International 2022 Gill Wilson, Conference Convenor | ||
Paul Jevtovic APM OAM, National Australia Bank Public-private partnerships: future direction | ||
Evan Whitelaw, Google A Google Perspective: Impact through innovation and partnerships with the business? | ||
Speed Networking | ||
Eddie Sheehy, Devicie and Secure Code Warrior Three ways technology is going to transform Intelligence – a look at what’s coming… | ||
Brett Peppler, Intelligent Futures Pty Ltd Establishing an Intelligence Function: a service design approach | ||
Brett Turner, Charles Sturt University Intelligent Investigations: The role of the intelligence cycle and structured analytic techniques in NSW Ombudsman investigations | ||
Shelagh Dorn PhD, CICA, International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts (IALEIA) Trust and Confidence in Police Intelligence |
Conference Links
Visit the AIPIO Conference website for more information.
Register now for AIPIO Intelligence 2021 conference.