An open forum on AI safety and security

28 September 2026

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About OASec

AI is being embedded into critical systems faster than the practices to secure and govern it can keep pace. Yet the people working on these problems, across research, industry, and government, too often do so in isolation.

OASec 2026 brings together safety and security researchers, CISOs, policymakers, and practitioners for an intensive day of technical talks on how AI systems are built, deployed, governed, attacked, and defended.

The conference features a mix of invited keynotes and community-selected talks on a single stage. Topics span offensive research, defensive techniques, enterprise deployment, governance, and emerging risks across foundation models, copilots, autonomous workflows, and agentic systems.

Tracks

Talks span four tracks, all presented on a single stage.

Enterprise

Real-world adoption of AI in production. Use cases, architecture patterns, deployment strategies, and lessons learned from operating AI systems at scale.

Governance

Policies, controls, standards, and organizational frameworks for responsible AI deployment. Regulation, compliance, risk management, and operating models for GenAI.

Offense

Research, vulnerability disclosures, and demonstrations of AI system attacks. Red teaming, jailbreaks, prompt injection, tool abuse, and attack paths.

Defense

Techniques and practices for securing AI systems. Guardrails, policy enforcement, detection, incident response, and secure-by-design patterns.

Key Dates

Milestone Date
CFP Opens 1 May 2026
CFP Closes 1 July 2026
Review Period 1 to 15 July 2026
Acceptance Notifications 16 July 2026
Speaker Confirmation 23 July 2026
Agenda Published 31 August 2026
Registration Closes 4 September 2026
31 August 2026
Closed after reaching capacity

Schedule

Times are in Singapore Time (UTC+8).

Speakers

Venue

Lorong AI @ one-north

69 Ayer Rajah Cres., Level 3 Vidacity, Singapore 139961

A collaborative AI community hub on Level 3 of Vidacity @ one-north, bringing together government, industry, and research to shape Singapore's AI ecosystem.

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Registration

Registration is now closed. Thank you to everyone who applied — we have reached capacity. Confirmation emails have been sent to approved attendees. If you have questions about your registration, please contact us.

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Organizers/Collaborators

Affiliated Event Partners

Supporters

Committee Members

Alex Leung Kentaroh Toyoda Yi Ting Shen SiewMei Loh Maria Singh Michael Hwang Shawn Kim Theresa Blissing Adrianna Tan Donavan Cheah Mihaly Bujaki

Industry

Kevin Ke Pengfei Yu Ilya Kulyatin Supheakmungkol Sarin Ethan Seow Emil Tan Miracle Owolabi Priyaranjan Pattnayak Cecil Su Abhishek S Alen Pious

Academia

Prof. Hong Ming Chen Prof. Phan Xuan Tan Prof. Hsin-Yu Chiu Prof. Chun-I Chen Prof. Shi-Sheng Sun Prof. Raylin Tso Prof. Tung-Wei Kuo Prof. Jingfeng Zhang

Support OASec

OASec 2026 is a community-driven, practitioner-focused event. We welcome support from organizations and individuals who share that mission.

Supporting Partners

Associations, nonprofits, academia, enterprises & community groups

What we ask

  • Amplify the CFP and event to your community
  • Introduce relevant speakers, reviewers, or attendees
  • Contribute ecosystem insight and program input

What you get

  • Recognition as a Supporting Partner on website & materials
  • Bragging rights for helping build the APAC AI safety and security community

Founding Circle

Researchers, CISOs, safety & security leaders, and community champions

What we ask

  • Serve as an early supporter and advisor
  • Introduce relevant speakers, reviewers, or attendees
  • Help amplify the CFP and lend credibility to the inaugural edition

What you get

  • Recognition as a Founding Circle Member on website
  • Bragging rights for helping build the APAC AI safety and security community
Get Involved

FAQ

Each talk will be 20 minutes total: 15 minutes for presentation followed by 5 minutes of Q&A. All talks run on a single stage throughout the day.
Recording policy will be confirmed closer to the event. We plan to record and publish sessions on YouTube, with speaker consent.
Singapore offers visa-free entry for many nationalities (typically 30 to 90 days). Please check with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore for the latest visa requirements for your country.
Yes. Each speaker may submit up to 3 proposals. Each proposal must be submitted separately.
OASec is a community-led event and does not automatically cover travel or accommodation for Accepted Speakers. Speakers are expected to use employer, institutional, grant, or personal travel support where available. OASec may maintain a limited Accepted Speaker Support Fund for accepted speakers who would otherwise be unable to attend, need-based, subject to available budget, and not guaranteed. In practice, support is provided as accommodation rather than airfare. Eligibility is limited to independent researchers, students, community contributors, nonprofit or public-interest speakers, underrepresented speakers, and speakers without employer travel support. Any support must be approved in advance. OASec may offer accommodation support of up to two hotel nights in Singapore for Accepted Speakers without employer or institutional funding. Travel support decisions are separate from CFP selection and do not affect talk acceptance. Singapore-based speakers do not qualify for accommodation or travel support, as they do not require either to attend.
For inquiries, reach out to contact@oasec.org.

Contact

Get in touch with the OASec organising team.

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