Cybersecurity

OTsec ANZ 2026

OTsec ANZ 2026 brings together over 100 senior OT security stakeholders from Australia and New Zealand’s biggest heavy industries, including manufacturing, mining, healthcare, and energy. This two-day summit is a crucial forum for security leaders to address the most pressing challenges faced in securing OT environments, with key topics including Ownership a…

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27Speakers
5Sponsors
93On the bill · sessions
29Companies · in total
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Speakers

Programmed at OTsec, in alphabetical order.
Alfredo Urdaneta
Control System and SCADA Specialist Engineer – Utilities · Rio Tinto
Amish Patel
Director OT Cyber Security and Technology · Transport for NSW
Andrew Thyrd
Network and OT Security Manager · Sydney Airport
Brad Flanagan
Head of Cyber Security · Essential Energy
Charles Gonzalez
Group CISO · Metcash
Christian O’Donnell
Cyber Security Engineer · UGL Transport
Colin Renouf
CISO · Healius
David Petzer
Senior Operational Technology Engineer · Glencore Coal
Dennis Moncrieff
IT Superintendent · Tomago Aluminium
Dominic Grunden
CISO · Power and Water Corporation
Feli Gouw
Senior Central OT Engineer · EnergyAustralia
Gursimran Tiwana
Head of Cyber Security · Lumus Imaging
Jason Pearce
Field CTO, APJ · Claroty
Jenny Botton
Senior Manager Cyber Security · ABN Group
John Morcos
Head of Cyber Security Governance and Operations · Blackmores
Lauren Veenstra
CSO · Iberdrola Australia
Lokesh Kodi
Digital Solutions Business Consultant · Yokogawa
Mal Kelly
Director – ANZ Region · SensorFu
Penny Iverach
Senior Manager – Technology and Transformation · Port of Newcastle
Peter Davidoff
Head of Cyber Security Architecture and Assurance · Department of Defence
Peter Raven
Senior Alliance Director · Lumen Technologies
Pratik Waghela
BISO · Ventia
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Sponsors

The houses behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Claroty
Dragos
Dull
Sensorfu
Yokogawa
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Agenda

Selected from 93 sessions on the bill.
  • 08:50

    Opening Address

  • 08:50

    Opening Address: Lauren Veenstra

  • 08:50

    Opening Remarks: Lauren Veenstra

  • 09:00

    Panel Discussion: A National Priority: What Does the Future of OT Security Look Like Under Australia’s SOCI Act?

    As the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act develops and shapes the Australian regulatory landscape, the focus for asset owners has shifted from high-level compliance to granula…

  • 09:00

    Panel Discussion: Governance & Responsibility: Who Owns OT Security?

    The complex nature of governance in modern industrial environments leaves a critical question unanswered: Who is ultimately responsible for the security of our operational technolo…

  • 09:40

    Presentation: Bridging the Chasm: Securing the Convergence of IT/IoT and Critical OT Environments

    The integration of smart sensors, IoT, and web-enabled automation systems creates a security “chasm” between isolated OT networks and the internet. This session addresses the risks…

  • 09:40

    Presentation: Managed Defence: Lessons in OT Incident Response

    In an OT environment, a security breach is not just a data leak; it’s a threat to physical safety and operational continuity. In this session, we share actionable lessons from the …

  • 09:50

    Presentation: Bridging the Chasm: Securing the Convergence of IT/IoT and Critical OT Environments

    The integration of smart sensors, IoT, and web-enabled automation systems creates a security “chasm” between isolated OT networks and the internet. This session addresses the risks…

  • 09:50

    Presentation: Managed Defence: Lessons in OT Incident Response

    In an OT environment, a security breach is not just a data leak; it’s a threat to physical safety and operational continuity. In this session, we share actionable lessons from the …

Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

What does it mean when 29 companies show up, and 3 bet on three roles at once?

29 companies. three are betting more than once.

The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page, cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.

Who's in the room
3All threespeak · spons · exh
2Sponsoringsponsor only
24Companies Speakingspeaker only

The Triple-Threat

Claroty·SensorFu·Yokogawa

Speakers by seniority

48% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.

  • C-suite415%
  • Director / Head of933%
  • Manager / Lead519%
  • Engineer · IC519%
  • Other roles415%

Of 27 on the bill · classified by free-text title

Most-represented companies
  1. 01ClarotySp1V
  2. 02SensorFuSp1V
  3. 03YokogawaSp1V
  4. 04DragosSp
  5. 05DullSp
  6. 06ABN Group1V
  7. 07Bingo Industries1V
  8. 08Blackmores1V
  9. 09Department of Defence1V
  10. 10Dragos1V
  11. 11EnergyAustralia1V
  12. 12Essential Energy1V
  13. 13Glencore Coal1V
  14. 14Healius1V
Sponsors by tier
unspecified5
100% of 5
At peer events but not here

These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.

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