JOIN US AT GOVWARE 2025
Ensign InfoSecurity is proud to be a Diamond sponsor of GovWare 2025, the region’s premier cybersecurity information and connectivity platform for the latest technology trends.
Join us at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore:
- Date: 21 – 23 October 2025
- Time: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
- Venue: Level 1, Hall B, Booth H02
In today’s volatile threat landscape, staying ahead means more than just detection and response—it requires systems that evolve, reason, and act with intent.
Introducing Agentic SOC
At GovWare 2025, Ensign InfoSecurity unveils the Agentic SOC – a game-changing leap in security operations powered by Agentic AI, where cyber defence becomes proactive, intelligent, and continuously self-improving. These are not just smarter systems. They are autonomous defenders with memory, context, and decision-making capabilities that grow sharper with every encounter.
Guided Tour
Join us for a guided tour led by our cyber experts, where you’ll gain first-hand knowledge of how our Agentic SOC works, the problems it solves, and the strategic advantage it offers – from faster containment to precise course of actions that effectively deal with advanced threats.
Come discover how Ensign is redefining the frontlines of cyber defence.
How to Register for Our Booth Tour
Fill In the Form Below.
Secure Your Event Pass
on the GovWare Website.
Our Speakers at SICW & GovWare 2025
Mr Tan Ah Tuan
Executive VP of Ensign Labs, Ensign InfoSecurity
Mr Paul Tan
Executive VP of Government & Singapore Enterprises, Ensign InfoSecurity
Speakers
Facing Today’s Threats: Why Agentic SOCs Are Essential in the Age of AI
- Date: 22 October 2025 (Wednesday)
- Time: 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM
- Venue: Level 3, Room GW1 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre
The lines between attacker and defender are being radically redrawn by a new class of threats powered by artificial intelligence and automation. Today’s adversaries do not merely scale up old tactics – they rewrite the rules at digital speed, chaining sophisticated vectors and adapting on the fly. EVP Ah Tuan Tan will unveil the anatomy of these modern threats: how automation fuels attacks that are not only faster and larger in scale, but also more unpredictable and self-evolving than ever before.
Following this, EVP Paul Tan will challenge conventional thinking about defence. He will dissect why traditional SOC models—rooted in manual analysis and static workflows – are fundamentally unequipped for this new high-velocity environment. The future of security demands an AI-powered agentic SOC: a paradigm shift where intelligent, autonomous agents drive defence with speed and precision, and where advanced tradecraft blends machine learning, real-time context, and adaptive strategy.
Mr Charles Ng
CEO, Ensign InfoSecurity
Panellist
High-Level Panel: Insights into 2025’s Cyber Threats
- Date: 22 October 2025 (Wednesday)
- Time: 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
- Venue: A1 Heliconia Ballroom, Level 3 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre
As cyber threats grow increasingly sophisticated and widespread, understanding the latest trends, tactics, and strategies employed by threat actors is crucial for businesses, government agencies, and individuals. Catch Charles Ng, CEO of Ensign InfoSecurity, at this year’s SICW High-level Panel: Insights into 2025’s Cyber Threats, where he and fellow panellists will share perspectives on the evolving threat landscape and engage in a discussion with cybersecurity leaders on the latest developments.
Mr Teo Xiang Zheng
VP, Advisory, Ensign InfoSecurity
Speaker
Securing Digital Supply Chains: Navigating the East-West Technology Divide
- Date: 21 October 2025 (Tuesday)
- Time: 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM
- Venue: Level 3, Room GW6 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre
As global supply chains are redrawn by rising geopolitical tensions and increasingly nationalistic trade policies, organisations with business across both the East and the West are challenged in navigating the diverging technology architectures and concepts – the East-West technology divide.
Leaders are now faced with the need to navigate the increased semiconductor sovereignty, and the range of challenges from software localisation to cross-border interoperability gaps. This development exacerbates the already complex risk management necessary in the digitally enabled businesses, leading to a strategic consideration and imperative.
In this session, Teo Xiang Zheng unpacks the implications of "supply chain de-risking" on digital infrastructure resilience. He explores how businesses can adapt to diverging technology architectures, concepts of cyber defence, and how leaders need to plan and manage the emerging cyber risks arising from the fragmentation in the digital supply chain.