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Visit us at GovWare 2025
Booth K02 | 21 - 23 October 2025
Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore
Discover strategies from our leaders' perspective and cyber innovation to stay ahead in the dynamic digital landscape.
Goh Eng Choon, President of Cyber, ST Engineering
21 October 2025 | 10.45am to 11.15am
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping every aspect of human life, but it also brings profound implications for cybersecurity. AI can both strengthen our ability to defend cyberspace and yet simultaneously expand the attack surface, creating new risks when misused. The central question is not whether AI will define the future—it could already have done so—but how humans will shape its secure and ethical implementation.
This speech explores the evolving roles of humans in the AI-driven cybersecurity landscape. As developers, system owners and operators, users, and governance leaders, we must redefine our roles and adopt proactive measures. We will explore areas such as continuous skills development, AI auditing, human-in-the-loop controls, and cross-sector collaboration to ensure that AI augments human capabilities without undermining trust or security. Ultimately, this is not a story of humans versus machines, but of humans guiding AI responsibly to secure our digital future.
22 October 2025 | 11:30am to 12:30pm | SICW A1 Heliconia Ballroom
In today’s rapid evolving digital landscape, organisations face an unprecedented barrage of sophisticated cyber threats. Traditional security operations, reliant on manual analysis and reactive responses, are increasingly struggling to keep pace. The future of cybersecurity demands a shift in approach – one powered by intelligence, autonomy and proactive defence. Hear from a panel of leaders and experts on how agentic AI can be leveraged and potentially revolutionise how organisations detect, respond and mitigate cyber risks.
Pang Liang Teck, General Manager, Advanced Security Products and Chief Product Officer, Cyber, ST Engineering
23 October 2025 | 2.30pm to 3.00pm
As quantum computing rapidly transitions from theoretical to practical, the foundations of modern cybersecurity face an unprecedented challenge. Future quantum computers will be capable of breaking RSA/ECC and weakening symmetric encryption. Harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks on sensitive military, diplomatic, and citizen data are undoubtedly already happening.
This talk delivers a forward-looking perspective on how governments, critical infrastructure operators, and national cybersecurity agencies can achieve quantum-safe security architectures through the combined use of Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), and Quantum Key Management Systems (QKMS).
The session will leave attendees with a clear vision of how digitally advanced nations can build quantum-resilient digital sovereignty.
Explore three immersive zones—Cyber, AI, and Quantum—each highlighting our latest solutions, services and innovations designed to secure the most critical systems against evolving threats.
Harness the transformative power of artificial intelligence to anticipate, detect, and neutralise emerging threats before they can impact your systems.
It protects your AI and Generative AI (GenAI) systems from adversarial attacks such as prompt injection, jailbreaking, and data leakage. Such threats can exploit vulnerabilities, manipulate behaviour, compromise security, disrupt operations, and expose sensitive data. Our solution strengthens the security and robustness of these systems through continuous assessment, monitoring, and risk mitigation, ensuring your AI deployments remain resilient against evolving threats.
Adaptive & Intelligent Cyber Monitoring of OT Systems (AICYMO) leverages AI and machine learning (ML) to develop advanced detectors forOperational Technology (OT) environments. AICYMO enables plantoperators to detect, recognise, and categorise cyber threats andanomalies. By integrating data from various OT sources, including SCADAnetworks and engineering workstations, AICYMO provides comprehensiveand actionable insights into potential security issues.
Equip your organisation to combat ever-evolving threats with our state-of-the-art solutions designed to adapt and protect against sophisticated cyber-attacks such:
Discover how we harness the next wave of encryption technology and fortify defences against quantum-based attacks.
WiZ-Knight, a CES® 2022 Innovation Award Honoree, is a portable Wi-Fi encryptor with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) that secures remote communications by isolating endpoints and encrypting data over public networks. Ideal for defence operations and remote workforces handling sensitive data, it delivers high-speed encryption and plug-and-play convenience for secure on-premises or cloud access.
Secure Computing Anywhere - Light Enterprise (SCA-LE) is a lightweight, portable zero client endpoint device designed for secure access to systems. It connects effortlessly via any internet connection (both wireless and wired) and requires only a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Without a hard disk, it is less vulnerable to ransomware that encrypts stored data.
It provides high assurance, hardware-enforced one-way data transfer, ensuring uncompromising security for defence networks. With patented SFP+ technology and File Loss Detection, it prevents data leakage while maintaining seamless, high-speed transmission. Designed for mission-critical environments, they support network segregation, embedded security applications, and real-time monitoring. Compact and scalable, the Cyber Transporter integrates effortlessly into defence infrastructure, safeguarding classified communications, intelligence sharing, and operational command centres against cyber threats with unmatched reliability and compliance.
Photonic Layer Security (PLS) is a record-resistant optical-analogue (light) encryption layer that prevents the interception or storage of data in transit, ensuring that information cannot be harvested for future decryption. PLS is changing the rules of cybersecurity with physics by removing the raw data from the equation. Without raw data, there is nothing to hack—even with future technology. The concept of “Record now & decipher later” is emerging as a blind spot and threat in the post-quantum era which organisations, telcos and connectivity providers must address.
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