Rethinking cyber security and AI for small business

Too small to be a target? Rethinking cyber security and AI for small business Join us to receive new cyber security and AI insights for small businesses, from auDA’s Digital Lives of Australians 2026 report. Hear from cyber security and industry experts as they unpack key research findings and share practical strategies for your business including simple steps to stay secure online and ways to leverage AI for better productivity. What you’ll learn • Why no organisation is “too small” to be a target for cyber criminals, and the common misconceptions that put businesses at risk • How your business compares when it comes to detecting scams online • Practical, accessible steps your business can take to strengthen its cyber security • How your business compares when it comes to AI adoption and ways to get more out of the technology • How demand for AI capability is growing and what this means for the future Event format • Interactive presentation: Digital Lives of Australians key findings • Panel discussion: AI and cyber security for small business – shifting risks and harnessing opportunities • Networking with breakfast provided Speakers • Dr Craig Davis, General Manager, Growth Programs at Canberra Innovation Network (CBRIN) • Anjali Srivastava, Governance and Communications at JLL; Canberra Women in Business • Jenalle Bushby, Canberra Branch Manager at Australian Computer Society (ACS) • Rebecca Papillo, Acting Senior Director, External Relations at .au Domain Administration (auDA) (Moderator) • Dr Bruce Tonkin, CEO at .au Domain Administration (auDA) Register to attend via the button above. Please note that photography will take place at this event for promotional and archival purposes. Photographs or recordings from the event may appear on the auDA website, social media accounts and auDA publications. Anyone attending an auDA event who does not wish to have their image recorded should inform the photographer or contact the .au membership team at [email protected]. By agreeing to our terms and conditions, you consent to the auDA Privacy Policy and to receive future communications from auDA, including invitations to upcoming events. You may opt-out of receiving communications from us by using the unsubscribe link in the footer of our emails or by contacting us at [email protected].