National Security Australia 2007 is the 5th of the annual series of forums. Since 2003, the series have developed and evolved to be one of Australia’s leading security events, providing a platform for leading international, regional and Australian security professionals from both government and the private sector to share knowledge, network and cooperate to safeguard Australia.

Aimed at CIOs, CSOs, CTOs, senior ID specialists and IT project managers, the ID Management Summit 2007 is designed to bringing together the users and suppliers of ID management solutions and technology to discuss business and government initiatives, latest trends and developments, large scale deployments, partnerships & alliances, developing standards, new applications, new business opportunities and future direction.

This is a must attend conference which has been added to Australia’s fastest growing ICT event - Wireless World 2007 – featuring multiple conferences, workshops and a combined exhibition. Participants are invited to come and see how RFID and other wireless technologies fit together to improve efficiencies, cut costs and increase profits. This RFID Summit is a strategic-level, business summit which concentrates on the key points that CIOs and business managers need to know when implementing RFID technologies.

Aimed at security professionals, notably security managers and government advisors, the Congress will consist of morning plenary presentations and afternoon workshops. This format maximizes learnings, personnel network development and ability to contribute your views and shape the Congress outcomes.

Featuring a world-class conference program, trade exhibition, industry briefings, gala awards dinner and much more. Security 2007 is where you will find the latest in security solutions and technology from biometrics, CCTV, critical infrastructure protection to fire safety, system integrators, smart cards, IT security and much more. Now organized by Diversified Exhibitions, the exhibition is set to continue its growth as Australia’s premier security event.

Governments are now confirming that they are looking at ways at leveraging on partnerships that will bring about synergy and long term sustainable programs. Thus e-citizen programs will bridge the digital divide and create an information society and K Government (Knowledge Government). Streamlining current processes will not deliver an end-to-end solution for eservices. What is needed is a seamless IT backbone for a fast reliable and efficient connectivity, data storage, access and privacy across ALL agencies.

The Land Warfare Conference aims to provide a forum for the military, industry, academics, developers and manufacturers of products relevant to our defence forces to present and discuss visionary ideas to a focused audience in Australia. Last year’s conference in Brisbane attracted over 2000 delegates from Australia and from overseas.  The industry exhibition was one of the highlights of the conference with displays covered in 570 booths.

The SIG conference aims to expand the range of issues addressed by the conference to include protective security, counter-terrorism and the impact of the current security environment on the Australian community.  The conference includes an array of Australian and international speakers, plus a number of panel discussions.  The conference and trade exhibition also highlights the latest developments in policy and technology in the protective security environment.