Black Hat Asia 2027

Black Hat Asia returns to Marina Bay Sands in Singapore for four days of cybersecurity training and research. The programme opens with specialised Trainings and closes with a two-day main conference of vendor-neutral, peer-reviewed Briefings, where researchers from across Asia-Pacific and beyond present new vulnerabilities, attacks and defences.

Programme

Two- and four-day Trainings for all skill levels run from 28 February. The main conference on 2 and 3 March brings the Briefings, keynotes, dozens of open-source tool demos in Arsenal, a Business Hall, networking and social events. An AI Security Summit is offered as a separate pass.

Who attends

Security researchers, penetration testers, security engineers, incident responders, CISOs and security leaders from across Asia-Pacific, together with the security vendors exhibiting in the Business Hall.

• Offensive and defensive security researchers
• Security operations and incident-response teams
• CISOs and security managers
• Government and critical-infrastructure security teams
• Security product and service vendors

Review boards

Briefings are selected by a regional review board of practising researchers that includes Orange Tsai, Hui Yi Loke, Jacob Soo, Fyodor Yarochkin and Chi-Yu You, keeping the content research-led and vendor-neutral.

Tickets & passes

• Business Pass — Free: Business Hall, keynotes, Arsenal
• AI Security Summit Pass — SGD 699: Excl. GST; summit access, lunch and cocktail reception
• Briefings Pass — SGD 2,050: Excl. GST, early rate to 15 January 2027 (then S$2,500); 2 days of Briefings, recordings
• Briefings + AI Security Summit Pass Bundle — SGD 2,499: Excl. GST, early rate
• Training Pass: Price varies by course