Black Hat Asia 2026

Black Hat Asia 2026 returns to Singapore, taking place from 21–24 April 2026 at Marina Bay Sands. It’s a four-day cybersecurity conference and training event that brings together security professionals, researchers, developers and industry practitioners focused on the latest threats, techniques and technologies in information security.

The week starts with specialised training designed for hands-on skill building in offensive and defensive security. These sessions run from 21–24 April and cover a range of technical topics for participants of varying levels.

The heart of Black Hat Asia is the two-day Briefings programme on 23–24 April, where experts from around the world present their latest research on cybersecurity risks, developments and trends. These Briefings highlight cutting-edge work in areas such as exploit development, malware analysis, threat research and applied security techniques.

Alongside the Briefings is the Business Hall, a central exhibition space where security organisations and sponsors showcase tools, solutions and services. The Business Hall also features interactive areas like Arsenal, where independent researchers demonstrate open-source tools and community spaces that support conversations among attendees.

Black Hat Asia 2026 also includes summits such as the AI Security Summit and other focused discussions that examine specific domains within the cybersecurity landscape. These summits bring together thought leaders to discuss emerging challenges, practical approaches and strategic perspectives on security in an evolving threat environment.

From structured trainings to technical briefings and live demonstrations, Black Hat Asia 2026 offers a comprehensive look at both foundational and emerging areas in cybersecurity. It is a space where security professionals can update their skills, hear from peers across the field and explore the tools and insights shaping tomorrow’s defenses.  

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