Black Hat Asia 2026 to Unveil Groundbreaking Research on AI Threats and Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
· Source: medianet.com.au
In short
Black Hat Asia 2026, taking place in Singapore from April 21-24, will showcase cutting-edge cybersecurity research focused on AI-powered threats and supply chain vulnerabilities. The event will feature expert-led briefings, hands-on trainings, and tool demonstrations addressing how generative AI is being weaponized by threat actors and revealing vulnerabilities in critical supply chains across manufacturing, logistics, and technology sectors. The Asia-Pacific region is projected to lead global cybersecurity spending in 2026 due to escalating threats and regulatory pressures.
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Tags: cybersecurity, supply-chain, threats, logistics, manufacturing, vulnerabilities