ITSEC Asia and SGCI Partner to Strengthen Cybersecurity Capabilities in Côte d'Ivoire

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, announced the release of a new research whitepaper, From Sample to Signal: Uncovering the GodDamn Ransomware Operation. The paper details ITSEC Asia’s Threat Intelligence research into GodDamn ransomware and finds that ransomware should be treated as a broader intrusion process that can develop well before an organisation sees its most visible consequence: encrypted files. The paper highlights the need to detect credential abuse, remote access, lateral movement and interference with security controls at an earlier stage. ITSEC Asia’s Threat Intelligence Team identified several behaviours associated with GodDamn that could provide security teams with earlier warning signals of attack. These include suspicious execution, Registry and service activity, ARP scanning, SMB probing, high-volume file modification and ransom-note creation. The samples examined also demonstrated file-processing and encryption capabilities across Windows and Linux environments. In one documented incident examined as part of the research, activity preceding ransomware deployment included remote access, credential collection, network discovery and lateral movement. At least ten hosts had been affected before the ransomware was deployed. Patrick Dannacher, President Director

Jakarta, 14 December 2026. PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (IDX: CYBR), a leading cybersecurity company in Indonesia, in collaboration with ADIGSI (Asosiasi Digitalisasi dan Keamanan Siber Indonesia), launched Gerakan Nasional Ketahanan Siber, a national program to strengthen Indonesia’s cyber resilience through people, leadership and ecosystem collaboration, as part of the Road to ITSEC Cybersecurity & AI Summit 2026. The program will be implemented through a two phase national rollout over six months in 2026, targeting more than 1,000 participants nationwide from government, state owned enterprises and the private sector, covering both operational-level practitioners and senior leadership. Cyber resilience today extends beyond technology and stands as a core leadership and governance responsibility. Through this program, ITSEC builds a structured national pathway that links day-to-day operational readiness with executive-level decision-making, embedding cybersecurity as an integral element of organizational leadership. Strengthening national cyber resilience demands strong cross-sector collaboration and committed leadership. As an industry association and strategic government partner, ADIGSI translates the national cyber resilience agenda into concrete action across the industrial sector. Through the National Cyber Resilience