CyberAir's founder, Dr. Krishna Sampigethaya, joins the cybersecurity panel at this two-day symposium convening aviation security leaders from across the United States and the Indo-Pacific region.
The Indo-Pacific Aviation Security Technology Symposium is a platform for U.S. companies to engage with Indo-Pacific and U.S. aviation security agencies — demonstrating solutions, showcasing technologies, and exchanging best practices that support aviation security across the region.
The two-day program includes presentations from Indo-Pacific aviation security experts, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and U.S.-based aviation security companies, covering regulatory frameworks and compliance, TSA's Checkpoint Requirement and Planning Guide, innovations in screening equipment and processes, drone threats and countermeasures, and cybersecurity.
CyberAir's founder will speak on the cybersecurity panel, sharing perspective on capacity building, risk assessment, and public-private collaboration drawn from CyberAir's ongoing work with the TSA and ICAO CASP AP across the Indo-Pacific.
Alongside TSA, USTDA, CAAT, and ICAO, the program has confirmed representatives from:
Beyond the cybersecurity panel, the symposium offers networking opportunities with attendees from aviation authorities and airport operators across the Indo-Pacific. If you'll be in Bangkok on September 17–18, reach out to arrange a time to connect.
The symposium follows a busy year of capacity-building delivery across the region.
5-day airport cybersecurity workshops delivered in Manila (June 2025) and Cebu, Philippines (May 2026), and Bangkok, Thailand (December 2025).
5-day workshop delivered in Hong Kong SAR (November 2025); a return engagement is expected in Manila in November 2026.