A conference targeted to help drive cultural and structural change in the cyber security industry. Cyber5050 addresses the systemic barriers to women’s participation across the cyber security workforce to achieve gender parity.
This session will feature a panel of senior leaders as they examine "The Unseen Impact of Fraud: we all have the power to protect what matters" and share practical insights into the impacts of fraud on communities, government services and public trust, along with actions organisations and individuals can take to strengthen fraud prevention and resilience.
Explore the power of linked data for policy: hear experts discuss national infrastructure, practical tips, and case studies in disability, mobility, inequality, APS careers, and more. Learn its use and limits.
Discover how SFIA can help learning and development professionals identify capability gaps, design targeted learning pathways, support career development and strengthen workforce capability through a skills-based approach.
This presentation* will provide practical insights into the Australian Government's approach to using existing enterprise generative AI tools to strengthen fraud and corruption risk management, embed integrity by design and support decision-making through trusted knowledge, strong governance and human oversight.
This session will explore how built-in accessibility capabilities and Copilot can work together to reduce barriers and adapt technology to different needs. It will also look at four everyday experiences: focus and comprehension, accessing spoken information, seeing and navigating content, and communication and input.
Join the APSC to learn about the Jawun APS Secondment Program and how you can apply for a 2027 secondment. Hear from Jawun alumni about their experience working alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community organisations, the professional and leadership skills they developed and the lasting impact of their secondment.
The event features three experienced international negotiators who will share their perspectives and experience on the art and craft of negotiation. Participants will learn first-hand what it is like to be an international negotiator and the challenges and opportunities associated with international negotiation.
The session explores practical techniques for identifying potential impacts, drawing on available evidence and data sources, engaging with specialist impact analysis teams, and leveraging existing research and consultation activities. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of impact analysis requirements and practical strategies for delivering high-quality analysis, even when working under tight deadlines.
This presentation shares the story of Proof Positive, a toolkit that checks documents against a codified set of rules from the Australian Government Style Manual. It will also share practical lessons from building, testing and improving a tool in the APS, including a live demonstration of Proof Positive.
