NETWORKING DINNER | SYDNEY

The Trust Economy: Pass Enterprise Procurement with SOC 2, ISO 27001, Essential Eight and APRA CPS 234

Run multiple frameworks without multiplying the work, and show buyers your AI can be trusted

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DATE & TIME

28^th October 2026 | 18:00 – 20:30 AEDT

VENUE

Sydney

NETWORKING DINNER | SYDNEY

The Trust Economy: Pass Enterprise Procurement with SOC 2, ISO 27001, Essential Eight and APRA CPS 234

Run multiple frameworks without multiplying the work, and show buyers your AI can be trusted

PRESENTED BY

DATE & TIME

28^th October 2026
18:00 – 20:30 AEDT

VENUE

Sydney

ABOUT THIS EVENT

Enterprise buyers used to ask growing companies three questions. Which standards do you comply with? How do you manage your security posture? What does your third-party risk look like?

Procurement checklists now carry a fourth: how do you govern the AI built into your product?

For growing tech and B2B companies selling into financial services, health and government, winning a deal means answering all four. Most teams do it while running SOC 2, ISO 27001 and APRA CPS 234 requirements at the same time, with one or two people carrying the work. Join fellow founders and security leaders over lunch to compare how teams keep up without adding headcount.

What the discussion covers:

What procurement checks today. Which frameworks enterprise buyers expect at each stage of growth, and how security questionnaires and third-party risk reviews decide deals.
The Australian requirements. What APRA CPS 234 and CPS 230, Essential Eight and Privacy Act reform mean for vendors selling into financial services, health and government.
One set of evidence, many frameworks. How to cross-map controls so you collect evidence once and reuse it, and move from yearly audit scrambles to continuous monitoring on AWS.
The AI question. What buyers now ask about AI governance and data protection, and where ISO 42001 fits.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Founders, CEOs and CTOs who own compliance alongside everything else CISOs and heads of security, compliance or GRC Leaders at fintech, health tech, data analytics and AI companies selling to enterprise buyers

WHY ATTEND

Common Sense Events uses a conversational, story-telling approach designed for peer learning. Every participant’s voice shapes the discussion – no slides, no pitch decks.

This is an executive peer group meet for 10 – 12 senior leaders. Participation in this in-person networking session is at no cost for qualified attendees.

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