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Panel 2: Securing What Matters: AI-Enabled Threats, Cybersecurity &
Critical Infrastructure | National AI & Cybersecurity Leadership Summit 2026
“The team cloned my voice—and my mother thought it was really me.”
AI-powered scams, voice cloning and cyberattacks are no longer future threats. In this eye-opening panel discussion, cybersecurity and human-rights experts reveal how artificial intelligence is already being used to impersonate people, manipulate automated systems and target vulnerable communities.
The panel explores the rapidly changing world of AI cybersecurity, including a remarkable case in which job applicants hid prompt-injection commands inside their CVs—telling recruitment software to ignore everything else and shortlist them.
Panelists:-
-Dali Kaafar, Executive Director, Macquarie Cyber Security Hub; Founder, CEO, Apate.ai
-Sarah Barnbrook, CEO, Away from Keyboard Inc; Advisor, National Council of Women Victoria; Company Secretary, Australian Gender Equality Council (AGEC)
In this conversation:
• How AI voice cloning can impersonate someone you trust
• Why scammers are using AI bots at an unprecedented scale
• How defenders are using AI to “scam the scammers”
• The hidden prompt-injection commands found inside job applications
• Which AI threats could catch critical infrastructure operators off guard
• The risks of automating decisions without human judgement
• How AI could affect healthcare, disability support and vulnerable people
• Why patient consent and medical-data privacy matter
• How Safety by Design can prevent harm before it happens
• Why AI is now evolving by weeks—not years
AI offers enormous opportunities, but who is responsible when automated systems cause real human harm? This panel examines how businesses, governments and technology leaders can innovate without sacrificing security, privacy, trust or human rights.
What concerns you most: AI scams, voice cloning, data privacy or automated decision-making? Share your thoughts in the comments.
