Security In Government Conference 2005
This year's Security in Government Conference, which ran from 10-12 May, has proven to be the most successful in its 18 year history.
There were more than 480 delegates and a record number of exhibition booths (110) at this year's conference, with attendees coming from across the country.
SIG 2005 Speaker Transcripts
Plans are already underway for next year's conference. If you would like to register your interest in attending the Security in Government Conference in 2006, or for more information, send an email to sig2006@ag.gov.au. More contact details are listed below. Please note that the Program will not be finalised until closer to the date.
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- Overview
- Program 2005
- Conference Registration
- Who should attend?
- Information for Exhibitors and Sponsors
- Accommodation
SIG Secretariat
Protective Security Coordination Centre
Attorney Generals Department
Robert Garran Offices
National Circuit BARTON ACT 2600
Phone:
(02) 6250 6572
(02) 6250 6996
Fax:
(02) 6273 4009
Email
sig2006@ag.gov.au
Overview
The Protective Security Coordination Centre (PSCC), a Division of the Attorney-General's Department, is hosting the 18th Security in Government (SIG) Conference, to be held in Canberra's National Convention Centre from 10 to 12 May 2005. The PSCC has wide-ranging protective security responsibilities for:
- the development, maintenance and coordination of Australia’s national counter-terrorism capabilities
- the coordination of Australia’s national crisis management arrangements in response to a threat or act of terrorism
- the coordination of protection arrangements for at-risk persons, premises and facilities including Australian Government Ministers, visiting foreign dignitaries and the foreign diplomatic and consular community in Australia
- the development and promotion of protective security policy, advice and common standards and practices
- the provision of protective, physical, information technology and personnel security training to Australian Government personnel, and
- security vetting
To register to attend the SIG 2005 Conference please complete the Conference Registration Form and return to the SIG Secretariat.
SIG continues to be the largest conference of its type in Australia with delegates including agency security advisers from many Australian Government agencies. The SIG 2005 theme "Working together for Australia's security" aims to expand representation across all levels of government as well as the private sector and include program highlights and program summary. The conference and trade exhibition will highlight the latest developments in policy and technology in the protective security environment.
Your attendance at SIG 2005 will enable you to engage with public and private sector security experts from a range of fields. The SIG 2005 trade exhibition will provide you with the opportunity to meet over 80 security related service providers who work closely with government and the private sector to provide innovative solutions to security problems. If you would like to register as a sponsor and/or an exhibitor please see Information for Exhibitors and Sponsors.
Attendance at SIG 2005 will provide you with continuing professional development and networking opportunities.
For more information, contact:
E-mail: sig2005@ag.gov.au
Program 2005
Conference Registration
Who should attend?
- Senior Executives responsible for managing security in agencies will find the presentations and products exhibited at the Security in Government Conference 2005 informative and valuable.
- Officers from all levels of government who contribute to the development of security capability and response.
- Security practitioners from the public and private sector who contribute to the provision of services to government at all levels and to critical information providers in the following areas:
- physical
- personnel
- information
- technology, and
- policy
- Private sector service and technology professionals who engage with government and the public sector in the security field.
- Undergraduate and post graduate students undertaking studies in security policy, counter-terrorism, capability development, incident response and policing.
Information for Exhibitors and Sponsors
- Information for Exhibitors and Sponsors (including Exhibitor/Sponsor registration form -Word 110KB
- Cancellation Policy - Word 20KB
- Venue Details National Convention Centre - Word 111KB
Accommodation
For accommodation in Canberra visit: http://www.canberratourism.com.au