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Black Hat today announced the content preview for Black Hat Asia 2026, the premier cybersecurity event in the Asia-Pacific region. Scheduled for April 21–24 at Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore, the event will spotlight escalating cybersecurity risks amid record regional investments. The program features expert-led Briefings, immersive Trainings, and cutting-edge tool demonstrations in the Arsenal, equipping security professionals with actionable intelligence to address the rapidly evolving threat landscape.
Suzy Pallett, President of Black Hat, emphasized the strategic importance of this year's program: "Black Hat Asia 2026 represents a pivotal moment for cybersecurity in the region. The research unveiled here will fundamentally reshape how we approach cybersecurity in an AI-driven world."
The 2026 program directly confronts two of the most pressing cybersecurity challenges in the Asia-Pacific: AI-powered threats and supply chain vulnerabilities. Exclusive research will demonstrate how generative AI is being weaponized by adversaries while presenting innovative defense strategies. Briefings will also expose vulnerabilities in critical supply chains impacting key regional industries such as manufacturing, logistics, and technology.
On April 23 and 24, Briefings will feature world-renowned researchers unveiling critical vulnerabilities and defense methodologies. Key sessions include practical attacks against smartphone Boot ROMs demonstrating secure boot bypasses across manufacturers, four zero-days in Windows Admin Center enabling cross-tenant Azure compromises, and the “RebirthDay” attack reviving DNS cache poisoning via the Birthday Paradox, affecting major providers and hundreds of thousands of servers.
From April 21–24, intensive Trainings led by top practitioners will cover advanced skills in malware reverse engineering, AI red teaming across LLMs, agents, and multimodal systems, and practical GenAI workflows for cyber threat intelligence using RAG, multi-agent systems, and fine-tuning.
The Arsenal on April 23–24 will showcase live open-source tool demonstrations, including QuantumStrand for rapid malware indicator filtering, vet for proactive supply chain security in AI SDLC environments, and Prowler Open Cloud Security v6.0 for continuous monitoring and compliance audits across major frameworks.
About Black Hat
Black Hat is the cybersecurity industry’s most established and in-depth security event series. Founded in 1997, these annual, multi-day events provide attendees with the latest in cybersecurity research, development, and trends. Driven by the needs of the community, Black Hat events showcase content directly from the community through Briefings presentations, Trainings courses, Summits, and more. As the event series where all career levels and academic disciplines convene to collaborate, network, and discuss the cybersecurity topics that matter most to them, attendees can find Black Hat events in the United States, Canada, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia.
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