Cybersecurity & Breach Response Bootcamp 2026

Your registration includes:

• Full-day bootcamp access with all sessions 
• Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea 
• Comprehensive resource kit including templates, frameworks, and checklists 
• 30-day action plan template 
• Gap assessment and business case frameworks 
• Board presentation template 
• Certificate of attendance 
• Up to 7 CPD points

Team pricing is available for groups of 8 attendees from the same organisation:

• Early Bird Team Rate:
  $6,976 excl. GST (saves $1,944 vs. 8 individual tickets) 
• Full Price Team Rate:
  $7,744 excl. GST (saves $1,936 vs. 8 individual tickets)

Team pricing offers significant savings and ensures your organization has a cross-functional crisis response team trained on the same frameworks and ready to collaborate during real incidents.

Yes. If you purchase a team-of-8 package, you can split your attendees across both cities (e.g., 5 to Sydney, 3 to Brisbane).

Simply contact eventsanz@thomsonreuters.com to coordinate.

Early bird pricing is limited to the first 30 registrants per city:

• Sydney (26 March 2026):
  Early bird ends 5 March 2026 
• Brisbane (11 June 2026):
  Early bird ends 21 May 2026

Once the first 30 spots are filled, pricing automatically moves to full price regardless of date.

Yes! Eligible organisations can receive 10–20% off, depending on the size of their team and registration numbers. If you’re an NFP, please reach out to us directly so we can tailor the discount for you.

Yes. Our crisis simulation scenarios draw from a range of industries, which may include:

• Financial Services
• Healthcare
• Government
• Retail & E-commerce
• Professional Services
• Manufacturing & Supply Chain

You’ll collaborate within your group and across sectors to share insights and uncover best-practice solutions. Our facilitators are briefed on the roles and industries represented in the room and will tailor discussions to make them as relevant as possible. While the frameworks and decision-making principles apply universally, you’ll also gain valuable perspective from peers in different industries facing similar challenges.

Highly interactive. Expect:

• 90-minute immersive crisis simulation with your team responding to a live, evolving cyber incident
• 30-minute strategic debrief where you present your decisions and receive expert feedback 
• Hands-on crisis communications workshop where you craft and deliver statements 
• Stakeholder mapping exercise with peer collaboration 
• 30-day action plan development session

Lecture-style content represents less than 20% of the day. The rest is experiential learning.

Venues will be confirmed and communicated to registered attendees by:

• Sydney: 1 March 2026 
• Brisbane: 1 June 2026

Both venues will be centrally located with easy public transport access, on-site parking, and full catering facilities. Venue details will be included in your registration confirmation email once finalized.

Yes. Registration includes:

• Morning tea 
• Lunch 
• Afternoon tea

Dietary requirements can be noted during registration.

Business casual. The bootcamp is interactive and includes group work, so prioritize comfort. You'll be moving between tables, participating in simulations, and presenting to peers.

No. The bootcamp follows Chatham House Rules to encourage open, honest discussion and sharing of real-world experiences. This creates a safe environment for participants to discuss sensitive incidents, ask candid questions, and share organizational challenges without attribution concerns.

You're welcome to bring devices for note-taking, but they're not required. All materials will be provided digitally after the event, and we encourage active participation in simulations and discussions rather than screen time.

The agenda is carefully designed to address the most critical aspects of cyber crisis response based on current threat intelligence and delegate feedback from 2025. However, we welcome your input. During registration, you can note specific areas of interest, and our speakers incorporate relevant questions into Q&A sessions throughout the day.

We strongly recommend cross-functional teams. Organisations that send diverse teams (IT + Legal + PR + HR + Executive leadership) report:

• 3x faster response times during real incidents 
• Better coordination across departments under pressure 
• Reduced conflict when everyone understands competing priorities 
• Stronger business cases for cyber resilience investment

The bootcamp is designed to break down silos and build shared understanding across functions.

Absolutely. Networking is built into the program:

• Speed networking icebreaker (10 minutes)
• Morning tea (30 minutes)
• Lunch (45 minutes) 
• Afternoon tea (30 minutes) 
• Cross-industry team collaboration during simulations

Many 2025 attendees reported that peer connections were among the most valuable aspects of the bootcamp.

Your registration includes:

• Template library including incident response plans, communication scripts, and stakeholder matrices 
• Invitation to 2027 masterclass with alumni discount 
• Optional 30-minute consultation with facilitators (available for team-of-8 registrations)

Unfortunately, no. The bootcamp is experiential and simulation-driven—materials alone don't capture the value of live crisis scenarios, expert feedback, and peer collaboration. However, if you register and can't attend, you may substitute another attendee from your organization free of charge.