Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Conference 2026
Theme : “Building Digital Trust: Advancing Security, Privacy and Resilience in the Age of AI”

Singapore | October 20–21, 2026

Organized by Pulsecon Global – www.pulseconglobal.com

About CyberPrivacy Summit 2026

In today’s interconnected world, cybersecurity and data privacy are business-critical priorities. The CyberPrivacy Summit 2026 serves as a global platform for advancing dialogue, collaboration, and innovation in digital trust. With Singapore as a hub for technology and policy, the event features cutting-edge sessions on AI, cloud security, privacy engineering, incident response, and regulatory compliance. Organized by Pulsecon Global, this event emphasizes live engagement, hands-on workshops, and networking opportunities with industry pioneers.

Conference Highlights

Keynote Sessions — Hear from global leaders shaping the future of cybersecurity and privacy

Technical Briefings — Dive into advanced research, exploit analysis, and adversarial defense methods

Tool Demos & Live Hacking Labs — Experience open-source and enterprise solutions first-hand

Business Hall — Explore the latest security products, platforms, and partnerships

Networking Events — Connect with peers, decision-makers, and innovators shaping global security

2‑Days Agenda Program

CyberPrivacy Summit 2026

October 20 - 21, 2026

Day 1

Cyber Defense Architectures, AI Security & Global Compliance

08:30 AM – 09:00 AM

Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:00 AM – 09:20 AM

Opening Ceremony & Welcome Remarks

09:20 AM – 10:00 AM

Keynote 1: “Evolving Threat Landscape in the Digital Era”

10:00 AM – 11:15 AM

Plenary: Next‑Gen Security Frameworks

Zero Trust Architectures & Next‑Gen Networks
Cloud & Edge Security

11:15 AM – 11:30 AM

Coffee Break & Networking

11:30 AM – 12:45 PM

Parallel Sessions

AI/ML Security & Adversarial Threats
Global Regulations & Compliance

12:45 PM – 13:45 PM

Networking Lunch

13:45 PM – 15:00 PM

Parallel Sessions

Privacy Engineering
Incident Response & Threat Hunting

15:00 PM – 15:30 PM

Coffee Break

15:30 PM – 16:30 PM

Panel Discussion: Securing Critical Infrastructure

IoT & Industrial Cybersecurity

16:30 PM – 17:00 PM

Case Studies & Interactive Q&A

Real‑world breach investigations and lessons learned

17:00 PM – 17:30 PM

Closing Plenary Day 1: “Shaping the Future of Cyber Defense”

Day 2

Ransomware, Cryptography & Human Factors in Security

08:30 AM – 09:00 AM

Morning Coffee & Networking

09:00 AM – 09:40 AM

Keynote 2: “Building Resilient Cyber Ecosystems”

09:40 AM – 11:00 AM

Plenary: Evolving Threats & Dark Web Insights

Ransomware & Malware Intelligence
Encryption & Post‑Quantum Cryptography

11:00 AM – 11:15 AM

Coffee Break

11:15 AM – 12:30 PM

Parallel Sessions

Human Factor & Insider Threats
Hands‑on Continuation: Incident Response & Threat Hunting

12:30 PM – 13:30 PM

Lunch & Networking

13:30 PM – 14:45 PM

Workshops & Demos

Red‑team/blue‑team simulations, SOC tools, and quantum‑safe encryption demos

14:45 PM – 15:15 PM

Coffee Break

15:15 PM – 16:15 PM

Plenary Panel: The Future of Global Cybersecurity Cooperation

Cross‑border threat intelligence, policy harmonization, and collaboration frameworks

16:15 PM – 16:45 PM

Special Session

Emerging AI‑driven threats and predictive cyber defense strategies

16:45 PM – 17:15 PM

Awards & Recognition Ceremony

17:15 PM – 17:30 PM

Closing Remarks & Future Outlook

Note: Speakers, workshops, and technical labs will be finalized in the official program.

Who Should Attend?

This event is designed for:

CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, and security architects
Threat analysts, penetration testers, and ethical hackers
Data protection officers, privacy lawyers, and regulators
AI/ML engineers, DevSecOps teams, and cloud specialists
Cybersecurity vendors, startups, and investors
Students, researchers, and early-career professionals in security and privacy

Sessions & Tracks

Zero Trust Architectures & Next-Gen Networks

Covers design, deployment, and best practices for implementing zero trust strategies across enterprise systems

Cloud & Edge Security

Focuses on securing multi-cloud, edge computing, and containerized workloads in modern enterprises

AI/ML Security & Adversarial Threats

Examines adversarial attacks on AI systems, model robustness, and ethical AI defense strategies

Global Regulations & Compliance

Explores GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, and Asia’s PDPA frameworks, with practical compliance roadmaps

Privacy Engineering

Discusses differential privacy, anonymization, and secure computation methods for data protection

Incident Response & Threat Hunting

Hands-on sessions on breach management, forensics, and proactive defense strategies

IoT & Industrial Cybersecurity

Highlights securing IoT devices, smart infrastructure, and industrial control systems

Ransomware & Malware Intelligence

Focuses on emerging ransomware strains, dark web analysis, and prevention frameworks

Encryption & Post-Quantum Cryptography

Covers quantum-safe encryption methods, homomorphic encryption, and multiparty computation

Human Factor & Insider Threats

Examines the psychology of insider threats and building strong security cultures

Sessions & Tracks

Abstract Guidelines

Topic Selection

Authors should select the track that best aligns with their research, case study, or demo. Tracks include AI/ML Security, Zero Trust Architectures, Cloud & Edge Security, Privacy Engineering, Incident Response & Forensics, Compliance & Regulation, and other specialized areas of cybersecurity and data privacy. Accurate selection ensures your abstract is reviewed by relevant experts

Abstract Format & Length

■ Maximum 300 words
■ Font: Times New Roman, 12pt, single or 1.5 spacing
■ Structure:

Background / Objective
Methods / Approach
Results / Insights
Conclusion / Implications

Title, Authors & Affiliations

Provide a concise title in sentence case. List all authors with their institutional/company affiliation and country. Underline the presenting author and provide a valid email address

Figures, Tables & References

One figure, diagram, or table may be included. Visuals must be high resolution (PNG/JPG). References should be cited in numeric order

Submission Process

Submit abstracts in MS Word (.doc/.docx) or PDF via the submission portal or official email. Provide author details, contact information, and preferred presentation type. Confirmations will be sent within 24 hours. Notifications of acceptance within 14 days

Review Criteria

All abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the Technical Program Committee, consisting of cybersecurity experts, data privacy specialists, AI/ML researchers, ethical hackers, and industry leaders. Criteria include originality, technical depth, clarity, relevance, and impact

Presentation Categories

Technical Briefing (Oral Talk): High-impact, in-depth presentations
Lightning Talk: Short, 10–15 min focused talks
Live Demo / Tool Showcase: Hands-on demonstrations of cybersecurity tools, exploits, or platforms