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Cybercon 2025

By glitchdata Team 2 min read

CyberCon 2025 is one of the larger cyber gathering that runs each year organised by AISA. Since 2023, it has been branded as CyberCon and has attracted a larger crowd of business folks.

What Is CyberCon 2025 in Melbourne

  • Dates & Location: 15–17 October 2025 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
  • Host / Organiser: Run by AISA (Australian Information Security Association).
  • Size & Scale:
    • ~5,500 delegates attended in 2025.
    • 445+ speakers, 320+ sessions, 150+ exhibitors.
  • Theme: “Transform to Evolve”.
  • Focus: The conference brings together cyber experts, business leaders, policymakers, and practitioners to:
    • Share insights on current cyber threats
    • Discuss best practices / strategies
    • Explore emerging cyber technologies
    • Showcase real-world demos and live presentations
  • Tracks / Streams: Many — they run keynote talks, panel sessions, workshops, think tanks, etc.
  • Special “Villages”:
    • Careers Village (for careers & networking)
    • Incident Response Village, run by Retrospect Labs — includes a competition-style IR challenge with forensic scenarios.
    • Locksport Village & Knowledge Hub for Small Businesses.
  • Social Events:
    • Welcome drinks on the first night.
    • “Block Party” along South Wharf promenade.
    • A movie night: “The Matrix” shown in the plenary hall.
    • AISA Cyber Security Awards event during the conference.
  • Tickets / Passes (via MCEC): There are different ticket types: Expo‑only, full conference, student, etc.
  • Economic / Strategic Importance:
    • Backed by the Victorian Government.
    • Seen as part of Victoria’s cyber strategy to grow the local cyber economy.

https://melbourne2025.cyberconference.com.au

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