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DAY 1 - 19 August
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08:30
Registration, Coffee & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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09:00
Welcoming Remarks from Corinium & Chair's Remarks
Prof. Dan Haagman - CEO Chaleit - Honorary Professor Murdoch University
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09:10
Speed Networking
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09:15
Keynote Headliner
The AI-Accelerated Security Organisation: Redefining Capability, Capacity, and Cyber ResilienceNeal Jetton - Director Cybercrime - Interpol
- How is AI reshaping the capability and structure of modern security teams?
- Where does AI meaningfully increase SOC capacity, and how should humans and machines collaborate?
- What new risks emerge from agentic AI, and how can CISOs ensure trust and decision assurance?
- How should CISOs redesign processes, talent, and governance to build an AI-accelerated, resilient security organisation?
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09:40
Finding the Sweet Spot Between AI Innovation and Security (Topic to be confirmed)
Senior representative - - Concentric AI
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10:05
C-Suite Panel Discussion
Achieving Meaningful Outcomes from Cyber InitiativesClosing the gap between vision and execution remains one of the biggest hurdles for today’s cyber leaders. From aligning stakeholders to building realistic delivery pathways and identifying the indicators that truly matter, this session focuses on making cyber programs tangible, achievable, and outcome-driven.
- What typically derails the journey from cyber strategy to delivery, and how can leaders navigate around these barriers?
- How can you secure organisation-wide commitment so programs move beyond intention and into action?
- When cyber uplift actually takes hold, what are the critical enablers that create meaningful, long-term impact?
Lim Shih Hsien Executive Vice President - IT, OT & Cyber Seatrium
Aniket Kulkarni Global Group CISO Circles
Justin Ong APAC CISO & CPO Panasonic
Rajnish Kapur CISO Asia Ex Japan Nomura -
10:40
Morning Coffee & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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11:10
Panel Discussion
Agentic AI in Cybersecurity – Power and Peril in the SOC- How can Agentic AI amplify SOC capabilities, automate threat detection, and accelerate response without compromising oversight?
- What operational, ethical, and strategic risks arise when AI systems act autonomously, and which ones should executives prioritise?
- How can boards and C-level leaders balance innovation and operational efficiency with accountability and regulatory compliance?
Yaron Slutzky CISO Agoda
Neha Agarwal Vice-President, Technology Audit Citi
Marcus Tan Head, Cybersecurity Department Institute for Infocomm Research
Manish Joshi CISO TASConnect -
11:45
Building a Human-Centric Security Strategy That Works (topic to be confirmed)
Senior Representative - - Proofpoint
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12:10
Keynote
Future-Proofing Security Against the Quantum Threat with Practical StepsJon Lau - CISO - A*STAR - Agency for Science, Technology and Research
- What immediate actions can CISOs take today to prepare for quantum-driven threats?
- Which current cryptographic systems are most vulnerable to quantum attacks, and how do you prioritise them?
- How can organisations start integrating post-quantum cryptography without disrupting existing operations?
- What role do industry standards, vendors, and collaboration play in building quantum-resilient security?
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12:35
Threat Intelligence That Matters: Turning Data into Actionable Security Decisions
- How can organisations filter overwhelming threat data to focus on the intelligence that truly impacts their security posture?
- What processes or frameworks turn threat intelligence into concrete, actionable decisions for incident response and risk mitigation?
- How do we measure the effectiveness and ROI of threat intelligence programs in improving organisational resilience against cyber threats?
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12:50
Mini-Presentation
Influencing Decisions in a World of Emerging Threats (topic to be confirmed)Yaron Slutzky - CISO - Agoda
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13:05
Buffet Lunch & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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TRACK A: Cyber-Security Uplift
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Chair
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14:15
Supercharging Security Posture Through Proactive Threat Mitigation (topic to be confirmed)
Senior Representative - - Silverfort
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14:40
Proving the Business Value of Security Investments
Senthilkumar Vellaiyappu - VP & Regional Head, Information Security - First Abu Dhabi Bank
- Which metrics truly reflect security effectiveness and risk reduction beyond simple compliance checklists?
- How can CISOs quantify the ROI of security initiatives to secure budget and executive support?
- What frameworks help translate operational security data into strategic insights for the board and C-suite?
- How can organisations measure the impact of AI-driven or automated security tools on risk reduction and operational efficiency?
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15:05
Maximising Risk Reduction Through AI-Enabled Cybersecurity Aligned to Enterprise Architecture (topic to be confirmed)
Senior Representative - - Abnormal
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15:30
Pragmatic IT Resilience Programs in the AI Age
Anthony Lim - Fellow, Cybersecurity, Governance & FinTech - Singapore University of Social Sciences
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15:55
Cyber Leadership: What Should We Be Preparing For?
- Are we preparing our teams for the threats we can’t yet see?
- What decisions today will define organisational resilience tomorrow?
- How do we influence beyond our teams?
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Track B: Emerging Risks
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Chair
Prof. Dan Haagman - - CEO Chaleit & Honorary Professor Murdoch University
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14:15
From Metrics to Meaning: Demonstrating Cybersecurity Effectiveness (topic to be confirmed)
Senior Representative - - Tenable
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14:40
AI-Driven Threat Modelling and Risk Management
David Harper - Global Head of Enterprise Risk Management - Fidelity International
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15:05
Managing AI Vulnerability Beyond the Model with Structured Frameworks (topic to be confirmed)
Senior Representative - - HoxHunt
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15:30
Securing Critical Services Against Advanced Cyber Threats
Dr Martin Leo - Chief Risk Officer - National University of Singapore (NUS)
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15:55
Detecting Shadow AI Before It Becomes a Breach
- How can CISOs discover where shadow AI is being used and what data is at risk?
- Which AI-driven risks should be prioritised in highly regulated environments like Singapore?
- How can organisations govern AI usage while still enabling teams to innovate?
- What practical controls, policies, or frameworks exist to manage shadow AI exposure?
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16:20
Afternoon Tea & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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16:50
Secure by Design: Embedding Security Across the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
Satyaseelan Anand - Head of Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security - Oil and Gas Sector
- How do you embed security-by-design across the SDLC without slowing delivery, and why it’s critical to scale securely?
- How can you effectively shift security left and drive real developer ownership from day one?
- How do you measure secure SDLC success and prove it reduces risk and vulnerabilities?
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17:15
Advancing Responsible Innovation While Protecting and Empowering
- How can organisations drive responsible innovation while embedding safeguards that protect people and systems?
- What practical steps ensure AI-enabled security tools remain fair, transparent, and free from harmful bias?
- How can privacy and data rights be built into security frameworks without slowing down innovation cycles?
- Where must leaders take clear accountability as new technologies introduce emerging risks and ethical considerations?
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17:40
Closing Remarks
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17:40
Cheers with peers: Drinks Reception & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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Day 2 - 20 August
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09:00
Chair’s Opening Remarks
Jannem Yong - VP, Cyber Defence & Resilience - MediaCorp
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09:10
Opening Keynote & Interactive Session
Building Pragmatic Resilience Programs to Go Beyond the Cyber BreachSuresh Sankaran Srinivasan - Group Head - Cyber Security & Data Privacy - Axiata
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09:45
Managing Third-Party and Cloud AI Risks to Protect Your Business and Customers (topic to be confirmed)
Senior Representative - - KnowB4
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10:10
Panel Discussion
AI on the Battlefield: Who Wins – Attackers or Defenders?AI is no longer just a tool for innovation: it’s a double-edged sword in cybersecurity. While defenders leverage AI to detect threats faster, automate responses, and predict attacks, adversaries are equally harnessing AI for sophisticated phishing, evasion, and autonomous attacks. This panel dives into the dual-use nature of AI in cybersecurity, exploring whether the advantage lies with attackers, defenders, or if the outcome depends on strategy, governance, and ethical use.
- How is AI changing the cybersecurity landscape for both defenders and attackers?
- What types of AI-powered tools are organisations using today to strengthen security, and what challenges are you seeing in their deployment?
- With attackers potentially using AI as well, how can organisations maintain a strategic advantage?
- How do internal policies, ethical frameworks, and regulatory requirements influence AI adoption in cybersecurity?
- What should CISOs prioritise in building an AI-ready security culture, from talent and training to processes and governance?
Senior Representative Tanium
Speakers
Boris Hajduk Group CISO GoTo Group
Zhou Zhihao Vice President ISC2 Singapore Chapter
Yaron Slutzky CISO Agoda -
10:45
Morning Coffee & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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11:20
Keynote Fireside Chat
Turning Threat Intelligence into Actionable Defense at ScaleJustin Ong - APAC CISO & CPO - Panasonic
Speaker
Justin Ong APAC CISO & CPO PanasonicModerator
Prof. Dan Haagman CEO Chaleit & Honorary Professor Murdoch University -
11:45
Keeping Up with Cloud Threats Through Automated Defence (topic to be confirmed)
Senior Representative - - Cribl
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12:10
Panel Discussion
Building a Cyber-Ready Workforce That Drives Security and Innovation- How can organisations attract and retain top cyber talent in an increasingly competitive landscape?
- What practical strategies help upskill teams for AI-driven security and emerging threats?
- How do you foster a culture where security is embraced across all departments, not just within IT or SOC teams?
- Which leadership and engagement practices create resilient, motivated, and high-performing security teams?
Moderator
Tan Chin Tang Head, IT Operations & CyberSecurity Pathology Asia
Speakers
Christopher Lek Director, Cyber Security, Centre for IT Services
Nanyang Technological University
Jannem Yong VP, Cyber Defence & Resilience MediaCorp
Yaron Slutzky CISO Agoda
Sourabh Chitrachar Chief Technology Officer MS First Capital Insurance -
12:35
Boosting Security Team Impact: Scaling Capabilities Without Growing Headcount
- How can AI tools help small security teams manage growing workloads without increasing headcount?
- Which AI-driven tactics are proving most effective in improving threat detection and response times?
- What are the practical challenges of integrating AI into existing security operations, and how can they be overcome?
- How can teams measure the productivity and effectiveness gains from AI adoption in security operations?
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13:10
Buffet Lunch & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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14:15
Panel Discussion
From Boardroom to Breach: Turning Awareness into Action- How can CISOs effectively communicate cyber risk to boards in a way that drives actionable decisions?
- What strategies ensure that cyber culture is aligned across all teams, from executives to operational staff?
- How can boards support security initiatives without stifling innovation or agility?
- What lessons can CISOs share about creating a culture where security is a shared responsibility, not just a compliance checkbox?
Jenny Tan Singapore Group Chair IRM
Speaker
Kenneth Choo Luo Yi CISO & CDPO SPH Media
Senior Vice President, Information Security Financial Services (details to be announced soon)
Hwee Cher Group Head, Information Security & Data Governance CGS International
Sourabh Chitrachar Chief Technology Officer MS First Capital Insurance -
14:40
Cybersecurity Under the Microscope – Accountability and Governance in Action
Tan Hwee Cher - Group Head, Information Security & Data Governance - CGS International Securities
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15:05
From Air Gaps to Exposure: Building Resilient OT Systems Through Physical Security
Yenn Jie Ho - Staff Systems Engineer - GovTech
- As OT and IT environments converge and air gaps vanish, are traditional, network-focused security strategies enough to protect increasingly exposed systems?
- What critical risks are being overlooked when physical security, access control, and on-site monitoring are not fully integrated into cyber defence?
- How can organisations rethink their approach to OT security and embed physical security as a core component of cyber resilience in a connected environment?
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15:40
Afternoon Tea & Networking in the Exhibition Area
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16:10
Fireside Chat
Quantum Is Coming: What AI Adoption Taught Us About Being Unprepared- What AI adoption taught us about hype, governance, and readiness
- How those lessons can apply to quantum now
- What CISOs should be doing before quantum becomes urgent
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16:35
Fireside Chat
What Does Winning in Cyber Strategy Look Like TomorrowCyber has never stood still—but have we truly evolved, or just found fancier ways to fight the same old battles? In this lively, no-holds-barred closing conversation, we bring together leading voices to unpack the wins, the missteps, and the myths shaping tomorrow’s strategy.
Together, they’ll dig into questions like:- What’s genuinely changed in the cyber playbook over the last two years - and what’s just been rebranded with shinier buzzwords?
- What strategy completely flopped, and what was the one lesson you wish you’d learned sooner?
- Where do organisations desperately need a “back to basics” reset - and where is it time to stop tinkering and start taking moonshots?
- If you had to put a stake in the ground today: what’s the defining marker of a great cyber strategy in 2026?
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17:10
Close of CISO Singapore 2026
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