GRC that works where others can’t

Sovereign GRC Infrastructure is built for governments, defense, and critical infrastructure operators.

We took the question of sovereignty, AI, and GRC to leaders around the world. What we heard shaped what we built. Join us on June 11 for the reveal.

6clicks compliance management dashboard for sovereign infrastructure

Sovereign infrastructure
Deploy 6clicks in sovereign, air-gapped, on-premise, and OT environments without compromising control or compliance.

Modern GRC platform interface with compliance monitoring and reporting

GRC core
Intelligent audit, risk, compliance, and TPRM workflows that adapt to your organizational context.

6clicks integrations interface for automated evidence collection and compliance connectivity

Agentic connectivity
Upload evidence manually, pull it from your systems via APIs, or deploy agents that continuously collect, monitor, and remediate.

WEBINAR OVERVIEW

Inside the session

GRC platforms built for the cloud era fail in sovereign, air-gapped, and on-premises environments. Sovereign GRC Infrastructure is what's been built for them.

What we heard around the world Findings from the Ready for Sovereignty World Tour: how governments, defense, and critical infrastructure are approaching GRC and AI, and where the global divide is widening.
Introducing Sovereign GRC Infrastructure The architecture built for sovereign, air-gapped, on-premise and OT environments. A first look at Sovereign Infrastructure, Hailey AI, and Agentic Connectivity working as one system.
Evidence collection, on your terms Automation isn't always possible in air-gapped or OT environments. See how manual and automated collection both work as first-class paths.
See it in action Real scenarios across critical infrastructure, government, and regulators, followed by a demo of Sovereign GRC Infrastructure, and a peek into where we are heading.

SPEAKERS

Meet our experts

The only thing we take more seriously than compliance is a good conversation

Andrew Robinson Chief Customer Officer & Co-founder, 6clicks Andrew is the Chief Customer Officer and Co-founder of 6clicks and has worked with regulated organisations to modernise governance, risk, and compliance in environments where sovereignty, security, and operational constraints are non-negotiable. He holds CISSP, CISM, ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Auditor, and ASD IRAP qualifications, and has a Master's in Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism, majoring in Cyber Security.
Louis Strauss Chief Partner Officer & Co-founder, 6clicks Louis is the Chief Partner Officer and Co-founder at 6clicks, where he spearheads collaboration among product, marketing, engineering, and sales teams. With a deep-seated passion for innovation, Louis drives the development of elegant AI-powered solutions tailored to address the intricate challenges CISOs, InfoSec teams, and GRC professionals face. Louis holds a Bachelor's in Engineering and a Master's in Information Systems from Melbourne University.

EVENT PROGRAM

Throughout, we’ll open key topics to the room for peer perspectives, shared patterns, and practical takeaways.

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM

Arrival, registration, and networking

Settle in over coffee and refreshments, meet the room, and get straight into the real conversations.

1:30 PM – 1:45 PM

Welcome & introductions

Quick intros (name, company, role) and your key focus areas

1:45 PM – 2:30 PM

Part one: Sovereign AI & regulatory frameworks

Provocative prompts + discussion on sovereignty as control:

- Where regulation struggles (lag, drift, false confidence)
- “Sovereign AI” claimed vs demonstrated
- Deployment outpacing obligations
- Accountability for AI harm

2:30 PM – 3:15 PM

Part two: From policy to continuous regulatory confidence

A practical path from documents to evidence: assurance maturity (0–5), the role of shared standards (e.g., ISO 42001 / NIST AI RMF), and the operating model for continuous regulatory confidence (evidence linked to obligations, controls mapped to real services, assurance that runs continuously).

3:15 PM – 3:30 PM

Key takeaways & forward outlook

We’ll distill the debates into practical “do this next” insights; the kind you can take back to your org and use in governance, assurance, and risk decisions immediately.

3:30 PM onwards

Afternoon tea and networking

Keep conversations going beyond the agenda! Lock in connections, peer-to-peer war stories, regulator-operator perspective checks, and the kind of off-record clarity you don’t get in webinars.

Venue Level 4, 330 Collins St Melbourne VIC Australia 3000
Duration Approximately 3 hours from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Format In-person forum with interactive sessions
Dress code Business professional

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

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: Yes. Multiple attendees from the same organisation are welcome, provided they hold relevant senior roles in compliance, risk, security, or IT/OT operations. Individual registration is required.
: Attendance is complimentary. Priority is given to senior leaders actively addressing GRC challenges in complex or sovereign environments.
: English. 6clicks team members are available for follow-up conversations in additional languages during post-webinar outreach.
: Yes. A recording and key resources will be shared with all registered attendees after the live session.
: Register anyway, and you'll receive the on-demand recording and supporting materials once the session is complete.

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