Protecht Risk Summit 2027
18 March 2027 | Ivy Ballroom, Sydney
The future of risk, resilience and assurance
Join risk, compliance and assurance leaders from across Australia for the Protecht Risk Summit 2027, a one-day event bringing together customers, selected prospects, industry experts and partners to explore the changing risk landscape, emerging technology and the future of enterprise risk management.
The Summit will combine thought leadership, customer perspectives, product innovation and practical discussion, with opportunities to connect with peers and explore how leading organisations are evolving their approach to risk.
Register your interest
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Why attend?
Risk leaders are being asked to manage more complexity, respond faster and provide greater visibility across the organisation.
The Protecht Risk Summit is designed to help you step away from the day-to-day and explore what comes next.
You’ll hear from industry leaders, Protecht customers and partners on the trends shaping risk management, see how organisations are using technology to strengthen decision-making and resilience, and discover new ways to extend the value of your risk management program.
Attendees will have the opportunity to:
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Hear from leading voices on the future of risk, cyber security, AI and resilience
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Learn how other organisations are evolving their risk management practices
- Explore new Protecht capabilities and practical use cases
- See how AI is changing the way risk information can be identified, assessed and acted upon
- Connect with peers, Protecht experts and industry partners
- Take away practical ideas that can be applied within your own organisation
Who should attend?
The Protecht Risk Summit is designed for senior leaders and practitioners responsible for:
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Enterprise and operational risk
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Governance, risk and compliance
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Cyber and technology risk
- Vendor and third-party risk
- Operational resilience
- Compliance and assurance
- Internal audit
- Risk transformation and technology
Connect with the risk community
The Protecht Risk Summit is an opportunity to connect with peers, learn from organisations facing similar challenges and explore how risk management is evolving across Australia.
Whether you already use Protecht or are considering how to move beyond manual and fragmented risk processes, the Summit will provide practical perspectives from customers, industry leaders and partners on what’s next for risk management.
Comparing your options
Move from reactive, spreadsheet-based compliance to a connected, automated governance system - ready for the Aged Care Act 2024.
| Capabilities | Manual approach using spreadsheets | Protecht | ||
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Incident & SIRS management
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Incidents tracked manually, inconsistent categorisation, limited visibility, and no automated escalation. | Real-time logging and automated escalation aligned to SIRS, with full audit trails and reporting. | ||
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Compliance & governance reporting
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Separate spreadsheets per site; time-consuming updates; high audit risk. | Centralised dashboards and reports showing compliance across all facilities, in real time. | ||
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Risk & quality oversight
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Disconnected risk registers make trend analysis and board reporting difficult. | Integrated risk framework connecting controls, incidents, and actions to deliver organisation-wide visibility. | ||
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Audit readiness
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Manual evidence gathering across documents and emails - error-prone and stressful. | Pre-configured, auditable registers with one-click reporting and timestamped compliance evidence. | ||
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Workflow & accountability
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No clear ownership or task tracking; actions often lost in email. | Automated workflows with defined responsibilities, due dates, and escalation paths. | ||
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Data security & integrity
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Version control issues and risk of accidental data loss or breaches. | Secure, cloud-hosted platform with role-based access, encryption, and complete audit logs. |
