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Jakarta, 21 May 2026 — PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (ITSEC Asia/the Company) (IDX: CYBR), a leading cybersecurity company in Indonesia, today announced the results of its 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS), reaffirming the Company’s commitment to strengthening corporate governance and organizational readiness as it enters its next phase of growth. During the AGMS, shareholders approved all proposed agenda items including the ratification of the Company’s annual report and financial statements for the 2025 fiscal year, the determination of net profit utilization and the report on the realization of proceeds from the Initial Public Offering (IPO) and Series I Warrants as part of the Company’s commitment to transparency and accountability to all stakeholders. The Company recorded a net profit of IDR 68.35 billion for fiscal year 2025. During the AGMS, shareholders approved the establishment of a mandatory reserve fund amounting to IDR 100 million in accordance with applicable regulations, while the remaining balance will be retained as retained earnings to support the Company’s operations and future business development. In

ITSEC Asia reaffirmed the importance of accelerating cybersecurity talent development in Indonesia through direct support for Firoos Ghathfaan Ramadhan, a 14-year-old student from Subang who recently identified a security vulnerability in a global platform. Amid rising cyber threats and rapidly evolving industry demands, the emergence of young talents like Firoos highlights Indonesia’s strong potential to compete on the global stage. Realizing that potential, however, requires sustained and meaningful support. As part of the Cyber Talent Program, ITSEC Asia provided essential tools to support Firoos’s ongoing research and technical development. The initiative reflects the company’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of cybersecurity professionals in Indonesia. President Director of ITSEC Asia, Patrick Dannacher, noted that the challenge in cybersecurity today goes beyond technology and increasingly centers on talent readiness. “We often talk about cyber threats, but far less about talent readiness. The reality is, many young Indonesians are already performing at a global level. What remains to be built is an ecosystem that consistently supports their growth,” he said. This initiative also aligns with

INTRODUCTION What if your organization passed its last compliance audit with flying colors and an attacker was already inside your network the entire time? According to the IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024, the average time to identify a security breach now stands at 194 days: nearly half a year of undetected attacker activity operating freely within enterprise infrastructure. That figure does not represent a failure of compliance documentation. It represents a fundamental gap between what audit frameworks measure and what real-world adversaries actually do. For security leaders across Southeast Asia and beyond, this gap is the most urgent problem that modern Audit, Risk Assurance & Compliance programs need to solve. ITSEC Asia, the cybersecurity lead in Indonesia with operations spanning Singapore, Australia, and the UAE, has been working with organizations across the region to close exactly this gap before the next breach makes it unavoidable. Sources: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024 [https://www.ibm.com/reports/data-breach] THE COMPLIANCE ILLUSION: WHEN PASSING THE AUDIT MEANS NOTHING Audit and compliance frameworks were