Every breach has a story. Don't make it yours
Wednesday 7 October 12:00PM (AEDT) / 9:00AM (AWST)
Scammers target super accounts and use AI to be more convincing. Hear real-life stories, find out how to spot scam warning signs and learn practical steps to protect your super and personal information.
What you'll leave with:
• Real scam stories and the lessons behind them
• Knowledge of how AI is supercharging scams
• Tips for quickly spotting scams
• Simple ways to protect your super and identity
• Steps to take if you've been targeted.
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Webinar details:
Date: Wednesday, 7 October 2026
Time: 12pm (AEST) / 9am (AWST)
Webinar length: 30 minutes, plus time for Q&A
Meet the speakers:
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Sarah Carney, Head of AI and Automation at AustralianSuper
Sarah leads AustralianSuper’s AI and automation initiatives, helping the Fund harness emerging technologies responsibly and securely. With more than 20 years’ experience in digital transformation and AI strategy, Sarah joined AustralianSuper from Microsoft, where she served as National Chief Technology Officer for Australia and New Zealand. Sarah will share how AI is changing the scam landscape and the practical steps you can take to help protect your super and identity.
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Charlotte Davidson, Chief Operations Officer at IDCARE
Charlotte is a cyber security expert with more than 20 years’ experience across Australian and NSW Government agencies, including leadership roles in Cyber Security NSW and cybercrime intelligence. As CEO of IDCARE, Australia’s national identity and cyber support service, Charlotte helps Australians respond to scams, identity theft and cyber incidents. She will share real-world scam stories, common warning signs and practical steps to reduce your risk and respond if something goes wrong.
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