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Cyber Digital Services, Defence & Security Asia (CyberDSA) stands at the forefront of advancing regional cyber defence, digital security and trusted digital transformation. As Malaysia accelerates its ambition to become an AI Nation by 2030, CyberDSA serves as a strategic platform for government, defence and industry leaders to connect, exchange expertise and drive solutions that support the nation's evolving digital priorities.
Under Budget 2027, the Government is strengthening Malaysia's digital economy through initiatives to develop AI-skilled individuals, support MSMEs in AI adoption and automation, and train AI professionals. The development of a Sovereign AI Cloud and home-grown technologies to address emerging post-quantum cybersecurity threats further underscores the importance of digital trust, data sovereignty and national cyber resilience. Against this backdrop, CyberDSA 2027 brings the cybersecurity community together to explore emerging technologies, strengthen strategic partnerships and advance a more secure and resilient digital future for Malaysia and the region.
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It is within this context that the Ministry of Digital fully supports Cyber Digital Services, Defence and Security Asia (CyberDSA) 2026. This platform has grown to become an essential extension of our collective mission, uniting policymakers, industry innovators, and global experts to advance cybersecurity capabilities, exchange intelligence, and forge collaborations that fortify the region’s digital defences.
For NACSA, platforms such as CyberDSA are instrumental in strengthening strategic coordination and fostering trusted partnerships with industry players and international stakeholders, advancing practical capabilities to enhance Malaysia’s cyber resilience, and facilitating critical discourse on governance, talent development and operational resilience; areas that are integral to Malaysia’s national cyber security priorities and long-term cyber security aspirations.
The Malaysian Armed Forces support initiatives that promote professional exchange and meaningful cooperation in strengthening national and regional security. I acknowledge the continued efforts of the organisers and extend my best wishes for the success of the 4th edition of the Cyber Digital Services, Defence and Security Asia (CYBERDSA 2026).
I commend the organisers for their sustained commitment in advancing CyberDSA as a meaningful and credible platform. Their efforts contribute not only to industry development, but to the strengthening of national and regional security.
It is my hope that CyberDSA 2026 will continue to drive purposeful dialogue, deepen collaboration, and support the development of capabilities that are necessary to meet the challenges ahead.
The advancement of national cyber resilience requires platforms that encourage strategic engagement beyond institutional boundaries. CyberDSA 2026, which will take place from 5 to 7 October 2026 at MITEC Kuala Lumpur, fulfils this role by facilitating closer cooperation among key stakeholders shaping the national digital security landscape.
CyberSecurity Malaysia remains committed to advancing a secure and trusted digital environment for Malaysia. Platforms such as CyberDSA are instrumental in realising this objective through sustained collaboration and continuous capability development.
Endpoint & Mobile Security
Electromagnetic & Communication Security
Network & Cloud Security
Identity Security
Cyber Defence and Threat
Intelligence
Critical Infrastructure Protection
Digital Trust
Cloud and Zero trust security
AI, Automation and Next Gen
Security
Digital Forensics and Incident Response
Cyber Testing, Assessment and Compliance
Finance and Enterprise
Cybersecurity
Privacy, Data Protection and Encryption
Workforce Development and Cyber Talent
IOT, Hardware & Embedded Systems Security
National Cyber Security and Defence Collaboration
Consumer and Small Business Cyber Protection
Meet speakers consists of experts in cyber space, including industry leaders, academics, and government representatives. This is unique opportunity to engage with leading minds in the field, including chief information security officers and other cybersecurity leaders. These conferences serve as a vital platform for networking, sharing knowledge, and discovering cutting-edge cybersecurity technologies and trends.
Defence Cyber and Electromagnetics Division
UAE Cybersecurity Council
Aerosea Exhibitions Sdn Bhd
CyberSecurity Malaysia
Malaysian Oil, Gas & Energy Services Council (MOGSC)
The Indonesian Navy Staff and Command School
International Development and Security Cooperation, Philippines
BINUS University
Indo-Pacific Solutions
High Commission of Canada in Singapore
National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA)
Muda Consult Sdn Bhd
Former Chief ExecutiveCIDB Malaysia
Exabeam
Department of Energy for Philippines
LEMIGAS Indonesia
Cyber Risk Intelligence Unit CyberSecurity Malaysia
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
CIDB Malaysia
SPLUNK
CyberSecurity Malaysia
CyberSecurity Malaysia
M Group Asia
PT Semar Sentinel Indonesia
Armed Forces Philippines Cyber Command
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
OSL (A Terma Company)
BlackBerry
CI Tech Sdn Bhd Country Head Equanimity Group USA
DEAS Cyber+
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