
Featuring Danny Jenkins, CEO and co-founder of ThreatLocker and Philip Wylie, ethical hacker and podcast host.
Barangaroo*
Thursday, September 17
12–2 p.m. (Lunch provided)
*All approved attendees will receive a calendar invitation with full event details upon confirmation.

Danny Jenkins:
ThreatLocker CEO and Co-founder


Danny Jenkins:
ThreatLocker CEO and
Co-founder
Barangaroo*
Thursday, September 17
12–3 p.m. (Lunch provided)
AI is here to stay. The challenge is controlling what it introduces into your environment.
Join ThreatLocker CEO and Co-founder Danny Jenkins and discover how Zero Trust application control enables organizations to embrace AI with confidence by ensuring only trusted applications, scripts, and activity can execute. Learn why detection alone can no longer keep pace with AI-driven threats and how leading organizations are stopping attacks before they begin.
Connect with fellow IT and cybersecurity leaders over a complimentary luncheon and discuss how your peers are securely adopting AI without compromising security.
This event is designed for leaders responsible for protecting their organizations while enabling the business, including:
Barangaroo, Sydney
September 17 | 12:00–3:00 p.m.
If you're responsible for reducing cyber risk while enabling your organization to adopt AI safely, you won't want to miss this discussion.
Explore why putting granular controls on your AI tools will promptly reduce risk and exposure of sensitive data.
Reserve your spot
Danny Jenkins
ThreatLocker CEO & Co-founder
Danny Jenkins is the CEO and co-founder of ThreatLocker®, a leading cybersecurity company delivering a comprehensive Zero Trust Platform built to protect organizations from both known and unknown threats. Jenkins is a recognized authority in the cybersecurity industry whose experience includes two decades defending corporate networks, engaging in ethical hacking, and responding to active cyberattacks. He frequently speaks on topics such as ransomware, data breaches, critical infrastructure protection, and best practices for implementing a Zero Trust cybersecurity framework.

Phillip Wylie
Ethical hacker, author & speaker
Following the presentation, meet Phillip Wylie and connect with one of cybersecurity's most respected ethical hackers, authors, and educators while engaging with fellow IT and security professionals.