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Cyber Security Indonesia 2019 brought together the nation's leading cybersecurity professionals, government stakeholders, and technology providers under one roof. Attending CSI 2019 offered a unique opportunity to engage directly with the people and solutions shaping Indonesia's cyber resilience.

Key Reasons to Attend

Network with Industry Leaders

CSI 2019 provided direct access to decision-makers from government agencies, enterprise IT teams, and cybersecurity vendors. The event's Business Matchmaking Program facilitated one-on-one meetings between buyers and solution providers, creating meaningful commercial connections.

Expert-Led Conference Sessions

The 7th International Conference on Cyber and IT Service Management ran alongside the main exhibition, featuring presentations from practitioners and researchers on emerging threats, defence strategies, and IT service best practices.

Free Technology Seminars

The Technology Seminar Series offered complimentary educational sessions open to all attendees. These sessions covered practical topics including threat detection, incident response, cloud security, and data protection — delivered by sponsors and technical experts.

Exhibition Showcase

The exhibition floor featured solutions from sponsors including BAE Systems, ESET, Beyond Trust, and Check Point, alongside Indonesian technology firms. Attendees could evaluate products, watch live demonstrations, and compare offerings in a single venue.

Who Attended

  • Chief Information Security Officers and IT security managers
  • Government cybersecurity and policy officials
  • Technology vendors and solution providers
  • Academics and researchers in cyber and IT service management
  • Industry associations including ATSI, ABDI, and ACCI

Hosts & Partners

CSI 2019 was hosted with support from the National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN), the Indonesian Big Data Association (ABDI), the Indonesian Cloud Computing Association (ACCI), and ATSI — reflecting broad cross-sector backing for the national cybersecurity agenda.