Cyber Security Indonesia (CSI) is a dedicated platform supporting the nation's cyber and information security agenda through conferences, exhibitions, and technology seminars. Bringing together cybersecurity professionals, IT service managers, government agencies, and industry stakeholders, CSI has served as a key meeting point for the region's security community.
CSI 2019 Highlights
The most recent edition, CSI 2019, took place from 6–8 November 2019 at the Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia. The event featured the 7th International Conference on Cyber and IT Service Management, a Technology Seminar Series (free to attend), and a Business Matchmaking Program connecting solution providers with qualified buyers.
Exhibition Brochure
Download the CSI 2019 exhibition brochure for a full list of participants and floor plan details.
Download Brochure →Why Sponsor CSI 2019?
Sponsors of CSI 2019 gained direct visibility in front of Indonesia's leading cyber security trade audience. Past sponsors included BAE Systems, ESET, Beyond Trust, and Check Point. Sponsorship packages offered branding, speaking opportunities, and dedicated meeting zones.
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Why Exhibit At CSI 2019?
Exhibitors showcased cybersecurity solutions to a targeted audience of decision-makers and technical professionals. The exhibition floor provided hands-on demonstration space and direct engagement with potential clients from across Indonesia and the region.
Programme
The CSI 2019 conference programme included:
- The 7th International Conference on Cyber and IT Service Management — peer-reviewed research presentations and expert panels.
- Technology Seminar Series — free-to-attend educational sessions covering the latest tools and techniques.
- Business Matchmaking Program — pre-scheduled one-on-one meetings between buyers and vendors.
Hosts & Partners
CSI was hosted in collaboration with leading organisations including ATSI, the National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN), the Indonesian Big Data Association (ABDI), and the Indonesian Cloud Computing Association (ACCI).
CSI 2017
The earlier CSI 2017 edition was officially inaugurated on 5 December 2018 and featured a similar programme of conference tracks, technology seminars, and an exhibition floor with international participation.
Industry News
Cyber Security Indonesia also tracked major global cybersecurity developments. Notable stories covered include the US Department of Homeland Security's 2017 mandate requiring federal agencies to deploy HTTPS and email authentication; the June 2017 breach of approximately 9,000 UK parliamentary email accounts by Iranian hackers; and the Hyatt Hotels payment card breach affecting properties globally, including in Indonesia.