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8–9 Jun 2027

5th Australian Space Cyber Forum (ASCF)

Adelaide Convention Centre · Adelaide, Australia

5th Australian Space Cyber Forum (ASCF) venue
Photo: Shkuru Afshar, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Dates
Tue, 8 June 2027 – Wed, 9 June 2027
Venue
Adelaide Convention Centre
Location
Adelaide, Australia
Organizer
Agora High-Tech, CyberOps and Flinders University (SpaceCyber Inc.)
Cost
paid
Scale
intimate
Recurrence
annual
Format
On-site

Market intel

Cheap pricingmedium confidence

The ASCF is a focused, intimate annual forum co-organised by Agora High-Tech, CyberOps, and Flinders University, consistently held in Adelaide at the Adelaide Convention Centre or Lot Fourteen.

  • Exhibitor and attendance figures are not publicly reported in post-event releases
  • The event is small-scale by design, prioritising depth of engagement over breadth
  • Sponsorship tiers (Anchor, Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze) are available on request, indicating a modest but structured commercial programme.

AI-researched Tue, 25 August 2026. Estimates from public sources. Verify with the organizer.

Why it matters

The ASCF is Australia's only dedicated forum for space cybersecurity, making it the primary venue for suppliers of satellite security, ground-segment protection, and dual-use cyber technologies to engage with Australian Defence Space Command stakeholders, government agencies, and the growing domestic space industry.

  • For SMEs and startups, the co-located exhibition and structured networking provide direct access to decision-makers in a niche but rapidly expanding procurement area.
  • As Australia accelerates investment in sovereign space capabilities under AUKUS and the Defence Strategic Review, this forum is a key pipeline for identifying emerging requirements and commercialisation opportunities.

About

The 5th Australian Space Cyber Forum (ASCF) is Australia's dedicated annual event at the intersection of space operations and cybersecurity, held at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

  • The two-day program combines a hands-on technical workshop and business dinner on Day 1 with a full-day symposium and exhibition on Day 2, covering technical best practices, policy and legal challenges, and emerging technologies.
  • It brings together researchers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, academics, government representatives, and cybersecurity professionals from Australia and internationally to strengthen the nation's space cyber capability.

Topics

SpaceCyberISR & SensorsDual-use

Who it's for

SMEsStartupsInstitutions

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