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Showcasing Singapore’s Cyber Strength at RSA Conference 2025
SGTech in partnership with CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre is proud to have led and supported Singapore’s first-ever Pavilion at RSA Conference 2025 — a landmark achievement in our nation’s cyber export journey.
Held annually in San Francisco, RSA Conference is one of the world’s most prestigious cyber security events, drawing tens of thousands of global industry leaders, innovators, investors, and policymakers. This year marked a significant milestone: for the first time, Singapore established an official Pavilion, underscoring the strength and maturity of our nation’s cyber security ecosystem and growing global ambitions.
At the Singapore Pavilion, six cutting-edge, Singapore-based cyber security companies took centre stage:
Cloudsine Pte Ltd
Cybernatics Pte Ltd
Fort One Technologies Pte Ltd (Cyber Sierra)
Invisiron Pte Ltd
pQCee Pte Ltd
ST Engineering Info-Security Pte Ltd
These companies showcased pioneering solutions to a global audience of CISOs, enterprise leaders, venture capitalists, and government stakeholders — demonstrating Singapore’s robust capabilities across data protection, zero trust architecture, AI security, post-quantum cryptography, and more.
One of our thought leaders, Mr Pramodh Rai, CEO and Co-Founder of Fort One Technologies Pte Ltd (Cyber Sierra) shares his experience:
“RSA 2025’s Singapore Pavilion launched Cyber Sierra into the global spotlight—we unveiled bold innovations that we’ve been working on in the past year, secured game-changing connections, and championed Singapore’s cyber security capabilities.”
To further amplify visibility, SGTech also facilitated media interviews in partnership with Cyber Risk Alliance, a leading cyber security media group. These interviews which was co-sponsored by CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre, generated valuable coverage and profiled our Pavilion companies across multiple international platforms, spotlighting Singapore’s innovative edge and business readiness to the world.
This landmark mission was made possible through strong collaboration with the CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre under the CyberGrowth pillar, where a strategic programme was designed to spotlight Singapore’s cyber security excellence and support our homegrown firms in accessing the competitive U.S. market.
Sharing on the success that our participating companies experienced, in the words of Mr Edwin Lee, a thought leader and CEO/CTO of Cybernatics Pte Ltd,
“Cybernatics is proud to be one of the six cyber security companies exhibiting under the Singapore Pavilion banner at RSAC 2025. This allowed us to leverage on the joint marketing efforts of CyberSG TIG, SGTech, and the other companies. We were constantly engaging with visitors to our booth throughout all 4 days, enabling us to establish new connections with investors and channel partners as we scale our platform beyond Singapore.”
As cyber threats grow more complex and globally interconnected, international collaboration and visibility are critical. Singapore’s debut at RSA Conference 2025 signals our readiness to contribute to — and lead in — the global cyber security landscape. It also highlights the trusted innovation, deep talent pool, and collaborative spirit that define Singapore’s approach to digital resilience.
SGTech remains committed to empowering our cyber security companies to scale globally and strengthen Singapore’s position as a trusted digital hub.
The Pavilion was more than just a physical showcase — it was a powerful symbol of how far Singapore has come in building trusted, innovative cyber security solutions that are ready to scale internationally. Visitors to the Pavilion met a curated group of Singapore-based cyber companies, each demonstrating resilience, technological sophistication, and a clear understanding of the evolving threat landscape.
Cross-Border Synergies and Global Engagements
Beyond the exhibition floor, our companies actively engaged in cross-pavilion engagements with international delegations, including key exchanges with stakeholders from the Netherlands Pavilion. These interactions deepened bilateral ties and opened doors for future partnerships between Singaporean cyber firms and European players in areas like quantum-safe security, AI-driven threat analytics, and cloud-native defence systems.
Mission Highlights
The Cyber Security Business Mission to RSA Conference 2025, anchored around the Singapore Pavilion, spotlighted six Singapore-based cyber security companies and their innovations on a global stage. Key highlights included curated business networking with US-based buyers, investors, and corporate innovation scouts during the Singapore Networking Night; a focused engagement with the Netherlands Pavilion to explore cross-border collaboration; targeted meetings with venture capital firms and accelerators to assess go-to-market opportunities; and valuable insights into US cyber security trends to inform the internationalisation strategies of participating firms.
The Singapore Spirit Abroad
While RSA Conference is renowned for its scale and substance, what made this year especially memorable was the strong sense of Singapore spirit throughout the week. Many local companies turned up to show support and solidarity, and even passers-by — from cyber security professionals to corporate visitors — stopped by to share nostalgic and heartfelt stories of having once lived, worked, or studied in Singapore.
These spontaneous moments of connection reminded us of how Singapore’s reputation for trust, innovation, and inclusivity resonates far beyond our borders.
Singapore Networking Night – A Gathering of Global Minds
One of the standout moments of the mission was our Singapore Networking Night, which drew 250 attendees from across the global cyber security ecosystem—including representatives from multinational corporations, investment funds, and government agencies.
Director of CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre, Mr Brian Koh with our esteemed panellists (From left to right): Mr Garrettson Blight [Vice-President, Global Government Market, Booz Allen Hamilton]; Mr Chua Kuan Seah [Deputy Commissioner of Cybersecurity and Deputy Chief Executive (Development), Cyber Security Agency of Singapore]; Ms Cheri Lim [Chief Information Security Officer, Temasek International]; and Mr Gene Yu [Co-Founder and CEO of BlackPanda]
Held against the backdrop of RSA’s vibrant energy, the evening provided a unique space for business networking, collaboration, and thought leadership. The highlight of the night was a panel discussion titled ‘Scaling Global Cyber Security From The Red Dot’, where panellists shared candid insights on navigating international markets, balancing innovation with compliance, and leveraging Singapore’s credibility as a trusted tech hub.
The enthusiastic reception and high-level turnout reflected strong global interest in Singapore’s cyber capabilities and our companies’ readiness to scale internationally.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the teams and partners who co-organised and contributed to the success of Singapore Networking Night, held on 30 April 2025 at Trellis Co-Working Space, San Francisco. This flagship event drew 250 attendees, including government officials, investors, cyber security companies, innovation scouts, and end-user organisations — all united in strengthening Singapore’s global cyber security network.
We gratefully acknowledge the collaboration and support of:
SGTech
BLOCK71 USA
Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA)
Economic Development Board (EDB)
EDB Investments (EDBI)
Enterprise Singapore
National University of Singapore (NUS)
Oakseed Ventures
Their commitment and partnership were instrumental in creating an impactful platform that showcased Singapore’s vibrant cyber security ecosystem and catalyzed meaningful international engagement.
Building a Global Future for Singapore Cyber Security
Our participation at RSA Conference 2025 is part of SGTech’s continued commitment to helping local cyber security firms break into global markets, form strategic partnerships, and gain deeper market intelligence. From high-impact networking sessions to curated meetings with end-users and delegations, the mission equipped our companies with critical tools to scale into the US market and forge valuable partnerships for the long-term.
Mr Matthias Chin, Founder and CEO of cloudsineAI meaningfully summed up his experience as a participating thought leader in our Singapore Pavilion:
“Participating in the Singapore Pavilion at RSA Conference was a strategic win for our company. It gave us unparalleled visibility on a global stage and allowed us to showcase our innovative GenAI Security solutions alongside other trusted Singapore brands. The quality of engagements was exceptional — we had deep conversations with CISOs, global partners, and VCs who were genuinely interested in collaboration. This experience reaffirmed Singapore’s rising status as not just a regional hub, but a global thought leader in cyber security and AI-driven trust technologies.”
As we continue to empower Singapore companies in their internationalisation journey, we invite more firms to come onboard. Let’s drive innovation, forge new alliances, and secure the digital future—together.
Participating companies in our Cyber Security Business Mission to RSA Conference 2025:
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