Eight Singapore cybersecurity companies showcased their innovations at RSAC 2026, strengthening international connections, amplifying global visibility, and unlocking new market opportunities.
Showcasing Singapore’s Cybersecurity Innovation on the Global Stage
The CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre, in partnership with SGTech, led a delegation of eight Singapore cybersecurity companies to RSAC 2026 Conference, held from 23 to 26 March 2026 in San Francisco, United States.
Building on the momentum of Singapore’s participation at RSAC 2025, this year’s mission reinforced the nation’s growing presence on the global cybersecurity stage, providing homegrown innovators with opportunities to showcase their solutions, connect with international industry leaders, and explore new business prospects in the United States market.
As one of the world’s leading cybersecurity conferences, RSAC brings together cybersecurity professionals, technology innovators, investors, policymakers, and business leaders to exchange insights and explore emerging trends shaping the industry.
At the Singapore Pavilion, eight innovative cybersecurity companies showcased their capabilities and solutions:
- Agilemark
- Axisnow
- Cyber Sierra
- digiDations
- pQCee
- Protos Labs
- Scantist
- Strongkeep
Representing a diverse range of cybersecurity capabilities, these companies demonstrated the depth of innovation emerging from Singapore’s cybersecurity ecosystem and its potential to address evolving security challenges faced by organisations worldwide.
Beyond the exhibition floor, the mission featured a series of strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing the companies’ international visibility, sharpening their market positioning, and facilitating meaningful engagements with global stakeholders.
Amplifying Global Visibility Through Strategic Media Outreach
A major highlight of RSAC 2026 was a dedicated United States public relations campaign led by Team LEWIS, designed to elevate the international profiles of participating Singapore cybersecurity companies.
Through targeted media outreach and strategic communications, the campaign achieved significant visibility:
- Over 1,100 instances of media coverage
- 34 unique media placements
- More than 306 million in estimated potential audience reach
These results extended the impact of Singapore’s participation well beyond the conference itself, bringing greater international attention to the innovative solutions and capabilities of Singapore’s cybersecurity companies.
The campaign also provided participating companies with an opportunity to strengthen their brand positioning and build credibility among international audiences, supporting their ambitions to establish a stronger foothold in the competitive United States cybersecurity market.
Sharpening Business Pitches for International Audiences
Recognising that successful international expansion requires more than technological innovation, the mission also featured a SUTW Impact Pitching Workshop conducted by Ruo Mei Chua.
The workshop focused on helping participating companies refine their business narratives, articulate their unique value propositions, and communicate their solutions more effectively to potential customers, investors, and strategic partners.
Through this initiative, companies gained valuable perspectives on delivering compelling pitches and positioning their offerings for international audiences.
The workshop reflected the CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre’s broader commitment to equipping Singapore cybersecurity innovators with not only technological capabilities, but also the commercial readiness and communication skills needed to compete in global markets.
Fostering Cross-Border Collaboration with the Dutch Trade Delegation
The Singapore Pavilion also welcomed a visit from a Dutch trade delegation, creating opportunities for engagement between cybersecurity stakeholders from Singapore and the Netherlands.
The visit provided a platform for participating companies to exchange perspectives, introduce their solutions, and explore potential areas for cross-border collaboration.
As cybersecurity threats continue to transcend geographical boundaries, such international exchanges play an increasingly important role in fostering partnerships, encouraging knowledge sharing, and strengthening collective cyber resilience.
The engagement highlighted the Singapore Pavilion’s role as more than an exhibition space, serving as a platform for connecting cybersecurity ecosystems and facilitating international dialogue.
Singapore Networking Night Brings Together 222 Industry Stakeholders
Another key highlight was the Singapore Networking Night, held at the InterContinental Hotel San Francisco.
The event attracted 222 attendees, bringing together a diverse mix of government officials, investors, cybersecurity companies, end-user organisations, and other industry stakeholders.
Held alongside RSAC 2026, the networking evening created a conducive setting for meaningful conversations and relationship-building, allowing participating Singapore companies to engage directly with potential customers, business partners, investors, and industry decision-makers.
The strong turnout reflected the value of creating dedicated platforms for international engagement, where conversations initiated at the exhibition could be deepened and new connections established.
More importantly, the event reinforced Singapore’s commitment to fostering a collaborative cybersecurity ecosystem that extends beyond national borders, connecting innovation with commercial opportunities and international partnerships.
Beyond the Exhibition: Creating Pathways for International Growth
Singapore’s participation at RSAC 2026 went beyond showcasing cybersecurity technologies. It represented a coordinated effort to support the internationalisation of Singapore’s cybersecurity companies through greater market exposure, business development opportunities, and strategic industry connections.
From strengthening global brand visibility through media outreach to sharpening pitching capabilities and facilitating cross-border engagements, the mission brought together complementary initiatives designed to help participating companies navigate international markets.
The collaboration between the CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre and SGTech underscored the importance of ecosystem partnerships in supporting the growth of Singapore’s cybersecurity industry.
By bringing together industry networks, market access opportunities, and business development support, the initiative helped lay the groundwork for participating companies to pursue meaningful international relationships and longer-term commercial opportunities.
Strengthening Singapore’s Position as a Global Cybersecurity Innovation Hub
Building on the progress made at RSAC 2025, Singapore’s participation at RSAC 2026 marked another step towards strengthening the international presence of its cybersecurity innovation ecosystem.
The mission demonstrated how coordinated efforts between ecosystem partners can create valuable opportunities for homegrown companies to gain international exposure, build industry relationships, and explore new markets.
The CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre extends its appreciation to SGTech, the eight participating cybersecurity companies, Team LEWIS, Ruo Mei Chua, and the many partners and stakeholders who contributed to the success of the mission.
As the global cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve, the CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre remains committed to supporting promising cybersecurity innovators, fostering strategic collaborations, and creating pathways for Singapore companies to scale internationally.
Through initiatives such as RSAC 2026, the Centre continues to advance its mission of connecting Singapore’s cybersecurity innovation ecosystem with the world, empowering homegrown companies to expand their reach and contribute to a safer, more resilient digital future.
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