Cyber Intelligence Asia 2022 - Jakarta | Intelligence-Sec | 6 September 2022 | Swissotel, Vrbanja 1 Sarajevo, 71000

Indonesia is currently known as the world’s most vulnerable country that suffers cyber-attacks to their critical infrastructures. The government is working to change the current circumstances and build a stronger cyber defence against the nation’s infrastructures.

We are pleased to bring our annual Cyber Intelligence Asia conference and exhibition to Indonesia for the first time. Our international show will bring together the regions leading cyber security experts to discuss national cyber security strategies, policies, roadmaps as well as the current cybercrimes being faced nationally and across the region.

Cyber Intelligence Asia 2021 is officially supported by the Indonesian Computer Emergency Response Team (ID-CERT) who will provide assistance with key topics that are of great interest to the local government and other South-East Asian countries.

During the 2-day conference you will hear information regarding national cyber security capabilities, cyber training and building awareness, cyber threat intelligence, combating cybercrimes nationally and across South-East Asia, cyber laws, cyber security strategies and police and international cooperation.

Workshop Details
Assessment of CyberSecurity Risks of IT Applications during Pandemic

In November 2019, when the world was struck by the Corona virus, Philippines was badly hit among its neighbors in the Southeast Asia region. The government emergency management system was overwhelmed by the nature of the invisible virus.

On the brighter side, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) solutions like the web and mobile applications are perceived to be one of the tools for the governments to aid them in contact tracing, movement of goods, hospital and logistics management, to name a few, during this pandemic. The Philippines, one of the ASEAN member countries that has stringent data privacy law, has faced numerous privacy and security questions from its citizens on how the Philippine government processes and stores the data they collected.

Privacy and CyberSecurity has become one of the important concerns the government is facing during this pandemic. Although various ICT tools are developed and used to aid the government in the fight against COVID19 but the big question coming from citizens is the way how the personal identifiable information (PII) is collected and what agency in the government will store it.

This workshop is projected to share best practices amongst the participants and formulate effective and efficient measures in the assessment of cybersecurity risks and privacy protection of IT applications, contact tracing app to name a few, during pandemic.

2022 Speakers

Sasa Obradovic
Director, Bosnia and Herzegovina Mine Action Centre (BHMAC)

Colonel Thorsten Ludwig
Director, NATO MILENG Centre of Excellence

Colonel Larry Cousins
Deputy Director, NATO Counter-IED Centre of Excellence

Sead Vrana
Head of EOD Department, Federal Department of Civilian Protection, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bojan Glamoclija
Director, Mine Action Centre, Serbia

Ahmet Sallova
Head, Mine Action Center, Kosovo

Milovan Joksimovic
Chief, Department for UXO and National Focal Point for Cluster Munition – CCM, Directorate for Emergency Management, Ministry of Interior, Montenegro

Lieutenant Colonel Damian Piorko
Head, Technology Department, NATO EOD Centre of Excellence

Ciprian Andrica
Chief Explosives Threat Management, NATO Kosovo Force *

Veselin Mijajlovic
Director, Regional Center for Divers Training and Underwater Demining, Montenegro

Captain Mirsad Alibegovic
EOD Instructor, Mine Actions and EOD Training Centre, Ministry of Defence, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Matjaz Petric
EOD Team Leader, Ministry of Defence, Slovenia

Giovanni Giustino
Sales Manager, Ground Search Equipment and Services, CEIA

Milisav Pantic
Senior Reporting and Planning Officer, Civil Protection Administration, Republic of Srpska

Christopher Poole
WeC Regional Manager Eurasia, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)

Gurkan Keskin
Director, Humanitarian Mine Action Association (IMFAD)

Sabina Beber-Bostjancic
Deputy Director, ITF Enhancing Human Security (ITF)

Ali Gungor
Head of Programs, Humanitarian Mine Action Association (IMFAD)

Branislav Jovanovic
Explosive Ordnance Knowledge HUB

2021 Sponsors and Partners

• CEIA
• Digger-DTR
• QinetiQ

OFFICIAL SUPPORTING PARTNER:
• Federal Administration of Civil Protection

MEDIA PARTNERS:
• Counter-IED Report
• 10Times
• 21st Century Asian Arms Race (21AAR)
• ASD Events
• CBNW
• EOK Hub
• Fuerzas Militare
• Global Security Magazine
• Homeland Security Research Corp
• Homeland Security Germany
• Market Publishers
• Military Systems Technology
• My Dear Drone
• Oxford Business Group
• Professional Security Magazine
• Security Solutions Watch