Anomali, the leading AI-powered Security and IT Operations Platform, today announced the launch of the Anomali Protect Virtual Conference ANZ 2025, a new virtual user conference series designed to help security and IT professionals tackle today’s most pressing cybersecurity and operational challenges. This exciting event, scheduled for Thursday 18 September at 10.30am AEST/12.30pm NZ time, welcomes attendees from all industry sectors including finance, IT, and security.

Launching September 18, the inaugural event features executive insights, strategic discussions and innovative product demos focused on reshaping security and IT for the AI era. The event opens with a welcome keynote from Ahmed Rubaie, CEO at Anomali, who will share Anomali’s commitment to the Australia and New Zealand region. Ahmed will address the critical role of cyber intelligence in today's threat landscape, and its relevance to the many organisations who are under pressure to protect their infrastructure while reducing operational complexity and cost.

“Enterprises and public sector agencies today face unprecedented challenges, managing evolving threats while needing to reduce risk, complexity and cost,” said Rubai, CEO, Anomali.  “Anomali Protect Virtual Conference is our commitment to helping organisations sharpen their knowledge, build resilience and enhance their security posture in an ever-evolving cyber environment transitioning from costly legacy approaches to modern less costly, AI-native systems of action.”

Protect Key Sessions and Speakers Include:

The ANZ Threat Landscape

Hear from George Moser, Chief Growth Officer at Anomali and former CISO at S&P Global, Visa, and BNY Mellon; and Christian Karam as they explore the evolving cybersecurity challenges facing the Australia and New Zealand region.

Anomali Product Innovations

Concluding the virtual conference will be Matt Sayar, Principal Product Manager, Anomali AI. Matt will lead the audience through the strategic investments Anomali is making this year, as well as showcase key innovative platform capabilities organisations can get started with today.

The Cybersecurity Market Landscape

Join Christian Karam, former Interpol Officer and Managing Director at UBS; Francis Odum, leading independent analyst and cybersecurity researcher; and Hugh Njemanze, Founder, President and Head of Customer Success at Anomali for a dynamic discussion on the future of SecOps, SIEM, and threat intelligence.

To register for the event, click here.