Event at a glance | Vietnam Security Summit 2022

EVENT OVERVIEW

THE PHYSICAL VIETNAM’S ANNUAL CYBERSECURITY EVENT IS COMING BACK

For the fourth consecutive year in 2022, Vietnam Security Summit continues to be a prestigious event for policymakers, CSOs and IT practitioners to convene and discuss exactly how to seamlessly integrate emerging security technologies such as cloud security, endpoint security, SOC/SIEM, network security, etc into their strategic approach against increasingly complex cyber threats. With the participation of over 40 industry leaders, the conference sessions will get you up to speed with the digital transformation concept and help to develop a suitable cyber security strategy in the new normal era.
Running in parallel with the conferences, our vibrant international expo offers an abundance of forward-thinking technologies from over 50 trusted IT vendors.

We are back in-person after a global pandemic. We’re more determined than ever to raise the bar once again at Vietnam Security Summit 2022!

WHAT PARTICIPANTS SAID?

This is the third year of the Vietnam Security Summit 2021 but the first time that the event was held virtually – an appropriate approach to the new normal. This event contributed to raising awareness of each organization, business and people about the necessity of information security and help finding the right solutions to deal with such threats of cyberspace in the coming time.

Mr. Nguyen Huy Dung
Deputy Minister, Ministry of Information and Communications

One of the pillars of digital transformation is cloud computing. Currently, Vietnam’s leading technology enterprises have all followed this direction. Vietnam Security Summit 2021 encouraged all parties to discuss the difficulties and challenges as well as the benefits in ensuring information security for cloud computing.

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Phuc
Director General, Authority of Information Security, Ministry of Information and Communications

Recently, hackers have carried out many attacks on large enterprises, especially data encryption and blackmail attacks. These trends are expected to continue in the coming years, and we need to implement more effective solutions to prevent and secure critical infrastructure that have been discussed in the Summit.

Colonel Tran Duc Su
Director, Center for Information Technology and Cyber Security Monitoring, Vietnam Government Information Security Commission

One of the events with excellent Excellent virtual exhibition experience with a user-friendly platform. We can easily schedule a meeting for detailed discussion and communicate to booth representatives via text message, email or video call.