ITSEC Asia Strengthens Indonesia’s Cybersecurity Through Talent Development & AI Solutions

7 THINGS YOU'LL ONLY FIND AT ITSEC: CYBERSECURITY SUMMIT 2025 The cyber threat landscape is evolving rapidly, and with it, the demand for smarter strategies, deeper collaboration, and practical innovation. ITSEC: Cybersecurity Summit 2025 [https://itsecsummit.events/] is a meeting point for global leaders, professionals, and change-makers committed to securing the digital future. This event will take place on August 26–28, 2025, at The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta, Pacific Place, and is set to become The Largest Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Event in Southeast Asia. Here are 7 Things You'll Only Find at ITSEC: Cybersecurity Summit 2025! 1. EXCLUSIVE INSIGHTS FROM GLOBAL CYBERSECURITY LEADERS One of the most anticipated highlights of ITSEC: Cybersecurity Summit 2025 is the opportunity to gain exclusive insights from a distinguished lineup of global cybersecurity leaders. The summit will feature experts from diverse sectors and specialties, including Ken Bonefeld Nielsen, Saltanat Mashirova, Mohamed Hekal, Christopher Stein, and many more. These thought leaders bring years of experience in IT security, OT security, and infrastructure resilience, offering participants a rare opportunity to engage directly

PT ITSEC Asia Tbk (ITSEC Asia) (IDX: CYBR) is strengthening its strategic collaboration with PT Industri Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Persero) (PT INTI) to support the development of Indonesia's national cybersecurity capabilities. The partnership covers the development of cybersecurity solutions and services, support for Security Operations Center (SOC) capabilities and skills development in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI). The collaboration was formalized through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between ITSEC Asia and PT INTI, as well as an MoU between PT INTI and PT ITSEC Cyber Academy (ITSEC Cyber & AI Academy), a subsidiary of ITSEC Asia focused on cybersecurity and AI education, training and skills development. The signing took place at PT INTI's headquarters in Bandung, West Java, on 23 July 2026. Through this partnership, ITSEC Asia will bring its cybersecurity experience and capabilities to explore opportunities with PT INTI, particularly in supporting the needs of state-owned enterprises and government institutions. The collaboration also creates opportunities to develop cybersecurity capabilities that combine technology solutions, technical expertise and human capital development. Patrick

ITSEC Asia, a leading cybersecurity and AI company in Indonesia, brought together experts from academia, research and industry at AICX 2026 to discuss how Indonesia should prepare for quantum computing. Today’s quantum computers cannot yet break widely used RSA encryption, but organisations need to start preparing. Encrypted data collected today could become a target for decryption in the future as quantum technology advances. This risk is known as “harvest now, decrypt later”, in which adversaries collect encrypted data today in the hope of decrypting it later. To address it, organisations need to understand the cryptographic systems they rely on, identify data that requires long-term protection and plan a transition to encryption methods designed to withstand quantum-enabled attacks. The issue was the focus of the AICX 2026 panel session “Beyond the Cryptographic Cliff: Quantum, Cyber and The Next Defense”, held by ITSEC Asia at the Bali Beach Convention Center in Sanur, Bali. The discussion brought together perspectives from academia, research and the technology ecosystem on the cybersecurity implications of quantum computing