Protective Security Summit
QLD 2024
Join Queensland’s inaugural Protective Security Summit – enhancing security for a safer future.
17 July 2024
The Ship Inn, South Brisbane
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SHAPING QUEENSLAND'S SECURITY LANDSCAPE
About the summit
The Protective Security Summit QLD 2024, hosted by the Australian Security Research Centre in collaboration with Risk 2 Solution Group and Griffith University, is Queensland’s premier event addressing critical security challenges. As Queensland navigates increasing security threats and the adoption of the Protective Security Principles Framework (PSPF) by the government, this summit provides a timely platform for experts to discuss robust security strategies. Join us as we forge a safer future for Queensland through collaborative efforts in security management.
EXPLORE THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTIVE SECURITY FOR QUEENSLAND
Why attend the event?
Learn from the Best
Gain invaluable insights from industry leaders, global thought leaders, and renowned academics. Explore cutting-edge strategies and innovative approaches to security management, cyber resilience, and risk mitigation.
Expand Your Network
Exchange ideas, share best practices, and establish collaborations that can drive innovation and progress in the field of protective security. Build lasting relationships with like-minded individuals committed to creating a safer future.
Stay Informed, Stay Safe
Staying ahead of evolving security threats is paramount. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools necessary to safeguard your organisation, assets, and community against present and future threats.
HEAR FROM THE BEST
Our speakers
Dr Michelle Hayes
Director, Intelligence Directorate, Crime and Intelligence Command, Queensland Police Service
Natalie Pearse
Director, Protective Security Policy, Cyber and Infrastructure Security Group, Department of Home Affairs
Natalie Pearse
Director, Protective Security Policy, Cyber and Infrastructure Security Group, Department of Home Affairs
Don Bletchly
Chief Transport Network Security & Resilience, Department of Transport and Main Roads
Superintendent Michelle Stenner APM
Operations Commander | Prepare, Prevent, Protect Group - Security and Counter Terrorism Command, Queensland Police Service
Joe Saunders
Head of Threat Assessment and Management SIG, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
Joe Saunders
Head of Threat Assessment and Management SIG, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
Prof Danielle Reynald
Head of School, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University
Leanne Close APM
Chief Executive Government & Strategy, Risk 2 Solution Group (former Federal Police Deputy Commissioner)
Inspector Peter Doyle
Security Advisory Unit, Security & Counter-Terrorism Command, Queensland Police Service
Inspector Peter Doyle
Security Advisory Unit, Security & Counter-Terrorism Command, Queensland Police Service
Dr Gav Schneider
CEO and Director, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
Dr David Bartlett
Program Director, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith Criminology Institute
Dave Cohen
Group Head of Solutions Integration, Risk 2 Solution Group
Dave Cohen
Group Head of Solutions Integration, Risk 2 Solution Group
Dr Michelle Hayes
Director, Intelligence Directorate, Crime and Intelligence Command, Queensland Police Service
Natalie Pearse
Director, Protective Security Policy, Cyber and Infrastructure Security Group, Department of Home Affairs
Don Bletchly
Chief Transport Network Security & Resilience, Department of Transport and Main Roads
Superintendent Michelle Stenner APM
Operations Commander | Prepare, Prevent, Protect Group - Security and Counter Terrorism Command, Queensland Police Service
Joe Saunders
Head of Threat Assessment and Management SIG, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
Prof Danielle Reynald
Head of School, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University
Leanne Close APM
Chief Executive Government & Strategy, Risk 2 Solution Group (former Federal Police Deputy Commissioner)
Inspector Peter Doyle
Security Advisory Unit, Security & Counter-Terrorism Command, Queensland Police Service
Dr Gav Schneider
CEO and Director, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
Dr David Bartlett
Program Director, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith Criminology Institute
Dave Cohen
Group Head of Solutions Integration, Risk 2 Solution Group
COLLABORATING FOR A SAFER FUTURE
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PROTECTIVE SECURITY SUMMIT QLD
Event schedule
Registration and Opening Remarks
Dave Cohen, Group Head of Solutions Integration, Risk 2 Solution Group
- 11:30 AM
Networking Lunch
- 12:00 PM
Welcoming Our Thought Leaders: Setting the Stage for Insightful Discussions
Leanne Close APM, Chief Executive Government & Strategy
Risk 2 Solution Group (former Federal Police Deputy Commissioner)
- 12:30 PM
Opening Address: Strengthening Queensland’s Protective Security
Superintendent Michelle Stenner APM, Operations Commander
Prepare, Prevent, Protect Group – Security and Counter Terrorism Command, Queensland Police Service
- 12:40 PM
An Overview of the Queensland Crime Environment
Dr Michelle Hayes, Director, Intelligence Directorate
Crime and Intelligence Command, Queensland Police Service
- 1:00 PM
Panel Discussion: Insights into Security and Risk Management in Australia
- Dr David Bartlett, Program Director, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith Criminology Institute
- Dr Gav Schneider, CEO and Director, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
- Leanne Close, Chief Executive Government & Strategy, Risk 2 Solution Group (former Federal Police Deputy Commissioner)
- Chaired by Prof Danielle Reynald, Head of School, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University
- 1:20 PM
Networking Break
- 2:10 PM
Threats and Trends: The Evolving Landscape of Occupational Violence
Joe Saunders, Head of Threat Assessment and Management SIG, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
- 2:30 PM
Fireside Chat: What Does a Good Protective Security Framework Look Like?
- Natalie Pearse, Director, Protective Security Policy, Cyber and Infrastructure Security Group, Department of Home Affairs
- Dr Gav Schneider, CEO and Director, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
- 2:50 PM
Panel Discussion: Implementing Effective Protective Security Programs
- Don Bletchley, Chief Transport Network Security & Resilience, Department of Transport and Main Roads
- Natalie Pearse, Director, Protective Security Policy, Cyber and Infrastructure Security Group, Department of Home Affairs
- Inspector Peter Doyle, Security Advisory Unit, Security & Counter-Terrorism Command, Queensland Police Service
- Chaired by Dr Gav Schneider, CEO and Director, Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC)
- 3:15 PM
Concluding Remarks: Key Takeaways from PSS QLD 2024
Leanne Close APM, Chief Executive Government & Strategy
Risk 2 Solution Group (former Federal Police Deputy Commissioner)
- 4:00 PM
Final Thoughts and Future Directions: Closing PSS QLD 2024
Prof Danielle Reynald, Head of School, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University
- 4:15 PM
Networking Drinks
- 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Limited Seats Available - Book Early
Tickets
Standard Ticket
$349
- Access to all summit sessions
- Lunch, refreshments and networking drinks
- 20% discount
Corporate Table
$2,632
- Access to all summit sessions
- Lunch, refreshments and networking drinks
- Reserved table for 8 attendees, premium seating, recognition during event
- 20% discount
SHAPE QUEENSLAND'S SECURTY LANDSCAPE
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FAQ
Frequenty asked questions
The summit will cover a wide range of topics, including security, criminology, and cyber-related fields. Participants will have the opportunity to develop new networks and enhance their knowledge on how security can serve as an enabler to build statewide capability and competence. With the upcoming Olympics and evolving threats such as cyber-attacks, terrorism, and mental health-related events, the summit will provide crucial insights into the challenges and opportunities in the protective security space. Attendees will gain tools and knowledge to navigate this complex landscape effectively, understanding the importance of protective security in preventing violence and crime, enhancing resilience, and ensuring the safety of citizens, infrastructure, and assets in Queensland.
Yes, group discounts are available for both Risk 2 Solution Group and Griffith University affiliates. Discounted table bookings are also available for non-affiliates.
Yes, lunch and refreshments will be provided throughout the summit.
Yes, early bird parking is available at Southbank Carparks.
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