The region's national cyber agencies, on one stage.
AiSEAN's dedicated cyber programme: NACSA, CSA, KISA, INTERPOL, WEF and their peers on defending the new AI attack surface.
The CyberAI Briefing is Pillar 04 of the summit: an afternoon-long block on Day 1 dedicated exclusively to how the region's national cybersecurity agencies are preparing for AI-native threats.
Three back-to-back panels bring together NACSA (Malaysia), CSA (Singapore), NCSA (Thailand), KISA (South Korea), CICC (Philippines), NCA (Saudi Arabia), BSSN (Indonesia), the UAE Government, INTERPOL, and the WEF Centre for Cybersecurity.
Keynote · 3 Cyber Leadership Panels · Closed Q&A · CISOs, cyber-agency leaders, senior policy · Day 1 afternoon block
No, it's included with every AiSEAN pass. Seats are limited to 100, so make sure to mark that you'll be attending the CyberAI Briefing when selecting your pass.
The CyberAI Briefing draws national cybersecurity agencies and regulators from across Asia, the Gulf and Europe, alongside global bodies: institutions like NACSA (Malaysia), the UAE Government, CSA (Singapore), NCSA (Thailand), KISA (South Korea), CICC (Philippines), BSSN (Indonesia), INTERPOL, and the WEF Centre for Cybersecurity, to name a few. The room is filled with CISOs, heads of security, and policy leads from enterprises and government delegations attending in their Delegate and VIP capacities. Individual panellist names are confirmed on a rolling basis.
The keynote and headline panels are on the record and recorded. Closing Q&A segments are held under a modified Chatham House rule.
The CyberAI Briefing sits inside a wider two-day summit and is not sold separately. If you'd like a bulk pass allocation for a cyber team, contact us.