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BE THE FIRST TO SEE IT IN AUSTRALIA
The next threat to your business could be the risk you can’t see
As businesses face rising volumes of due diligence screening, and as online activity becomes a critical source of intelligence, traditional processes are missing essential online signals and creating blind spots.
Static checklists, manual research and one-time reviews are losing ground against risk that moves faster every day. Criminal networks adapt in days, not months, and due diligence teams are expected to cover more ground without the additional headcount. There needs to be a better way.
Join Fivecast in Melbourne on Wednesday 14 October for an exclusive first look at Fivecast OPENSCREEN.
An evening focused on how organisations are adapting to a risk landscape shaped by social media, online footprints and an ever-growing volume of information. Hear from industry experts, peers and risk leaders tackling these challenges every day.
Go behind the scenes in a fireside chat with WA Police on what they’re actually seeing on the front line.
The future of due diligence is here.
JOIN US IN MELBOURNE
- When: Wednesday 14 October 2026 | 4:00pm to 8:00pm
- Where: Alto Event Space, Level 3, Cnr Elizabeth & Little Bourke St, Melbourne, VIC 3000 (enter from Postal Lane)
- Includes: Peer discussions, a live demonstration, networking, drinks, and canapés.
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
- 4:00pm – Guest arrival and checkin
- 4:30pm – Formalities Begin
- Hear from Fivecast Founders – Dr Brenton Cooper, CEO, and Duane Rivett, COO.
- The Future of Due Diligence – Helen Frank, Head of Product; Fivecast
- Behavioural Risk Analytics for Fin Crime & Beyond – Akhil Bonu, Threat Analyst at BioCatch
- Fireside Chat: From the Front Line
- John Hines, VP APAC; Fivecast
- Paul Bell, Online Investigator, Western Australia Police Force
- Bruce Paynter, Criminal investigation (tax and financial crime); United Nations Development Programme.
- 5:50pm – Complete your evening with networking, canapés and refreshments
- 8:00pm – Event Wraps
REGISTER NOW
Featured Speakers
DR BRENTON COOPER
CEO AND CO-FOUNDER
FIVECAST
AKHIL BONU
THREAT ANALYTICS
BIOCATCH
JOHN HINES
VP APAC
FIVECAST
BRUCE PAYNTER
Criminal Investigation (Tax and Financial Crime)
United Nations Development Programme
Who IS THIS For
Whatever seat you’re sitting in, the gap between traditional screening and how risk actually moves is already costing you.
- Financial crime & compliance teams: Seeing the alert nobody sees. The counterparty, whether a bank, financial services provider or superannuation fund, that clears every check and still isn’t who they say they are.
- Corporate security teams: Identifying the insider who already has access. The vendor or contractor checked once, at onboarding and never again.
- Insurance & claims teams: Finding the claimant who looks legitimate on paper, while their network tells a different story.
- Due diligence providers: Seeing what a report leaves out, before your client does.
- Real estate, legal & Tranche 2 entities: Building a due diligence program under real regulatory pressure, with no margin for gaps you can’t see yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
The event is held at Alto Event Space, Melbourne GPO, Level 3, 350 Bourke Street, Melbourne.
The entrance is best found at the beginning of Postal Lane off Little Bourke Street.
The venue sits in the heart of the CBD, an easy walk from Melbourne Central, Flinders Street and Parliament stations, with tram stops directly on Bourke and Elizabeth Streets.
Fivecast is an Australia owned, founded and headquartered in Adelaide, organisation that helps companies turn complex digital data into clear, actionable insight. We built our platform for the world’s most demanding intelligence and security agencies, and that same technology now helps corporates and financial institutions cut through digital noise to see the risks that matter.
Trusted by 40+ government agencies, 30+ police departments, and 10+ Fortune 50 companies worldwide.
Availability is limited, if you want to attend, we’d encourage registering now rather than waiting.
RSVPs close on Friday 2 October 2026 to ensure the venue and team are able to cater for all guests appropriately.
Yes, of course you can.
Just make sure they register before the event to secure their spot, we’re unable to accommodate unregistered guests on the night.
Business casual.
Wear what you wear to work. Ties and jackets are not required.
Unfortunately not.
This is a closed-door event held under Chatham House Rule, so attendees can speak candidly without being recorded or quoted. If you want to see what’s discussed, the only way is to be there, so register while spots remain.
