Executive Think-Tank + Private Suite: Australia vs Brazil (QLD Football Series).
About the event
Security leaders play a pivotal role in building the resilient platforms that allow organisations to compete, grow and lead. As AI moves from generating intelligence to influencing decisions and taking action, that role is becoming even more critical.
Check Point is pleased to extend an exclusive invitation to the next Elite Club experience: a closed-door gathering of 15 senior IT and security professionals for a focused peer discussion on the evolving threat landscape, the growing role of AI and what organisations must consider as adoption accelerates.
Hear from Check Point on how a well-structured defence strategy translates directly to organisational advantage: enabling teams, protecting assets and accelerating the business. We will also explore how AI is changing the game, from its growing role across elite football and the FIFA World Cup to the opportunities and security considerations emerging across the enterprise.
Then take your seat in an exclusive private suite as Australia take on Brazil in the QLD Football Series at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane.
This is not a product session. It is a conversation among peers, held at Chatham House rules, designed to generate real insight. Attendance is strictly by invitation, and places are limited to 15.
The evening
Brisbane CBD · Timing TBC
A closed-door peer discussion with 15 senior IT and security leaders. The conversation explores the evolving threat landscape, what it means to build defence as a business advantage, and how leading security organisations are structuring their teams and priorities for 2026 and beyond. Check Point will share current perspective on the threat environment. The room leads from there. Chatham House rules apply throughout.
Transfer to Accor Stadium is arranged on conclusion of the session.
Suncorp Stadium · Kick-off TBC
Experience Australia vs Brazil in the QLD Football Series from an exclusive private suite at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane. Premium hospitality, curated food and beverage, and world-class international football from the best seat in the house.
Australia vs Brazil is one of international football's most anticipated fixtures. This is a rare opportunity to watch the Socceroos take on one of the world's great footballing nations, in a setting that matches the occasion.
Session themes
The think-tank follows a structured but open format. Check Point will set context on the current threat environment. The rest belongs to the room. These are the themes we expect to anchor the conversation.
From AI-powered performance analysis and player tracking to decision support on football's biggest stage, the FIFA World Cup shows how intelligence is being turned into action in real time. What can modern organisations learn from how elite football adopts AI in high-pressure environments, and what cyber security considerations come with that shift?
AI is moving beyond generating answers. It can now connect to systems, access information and execute tasks. What new opportunities and risks emerge when AI begins to act, and what must CxOs and CISOs put in place to maintain visibility, control and trust?
Logistics
Date
Tuesday, 29 September 2026
Think-tank venue
Brisbane CBD
Venue and timing confirmed to registered guests
Match venue
Suncorp Stadium
Brisbane, QLD
Kick-off
TBC
Local Brisbane time
Format
Closed-door
Chatham House rules, by invitation
Attendance
15 leaders
Places are strictly limited
The best teams don't just defend well. They use their defence as a platform to launch.
Check Point Elite Club · Brisbane 2026
Secure your place
Places are limited to 15 senior IT and security leaders. Complete the form and the Check Point team will be in touch to confirm your place.
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Check Point Software Technologies
For more than 30 years, Check Point has been the world's most trusted name in cybersecurity. Protecting over 100,000 organisations globally across network, cloud, and AI security, Check Point delivers industry-leading threat prevention at every attack surface.