Upcoming Events 2021
JANSIG - Threat Intelligence (28 Jan) |
FEB
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MARSIG - System and Software Security (5 Mar) |
APRSIG - Mobile Security (8 Apr) |
MAYSIG - CPS and IoT Security (11 May) WACI Day and Seed Grant Call Launch (27 May) Partner event: Black Hat Asia 2021 (4-7 May) |
JUNSIG - Data Security and Privacy (10 Jun) |
JULSeed Grant Submission Deadline |
AUGTech Talk |
SEP
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OCTCybersecurity Camp Seed Grant Awards |
NOVTech Talk |
DECSGCSC Industry Day |
* Subject to changes
Special Interest Groups
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are targeted avenues for member companies, researchers, and government agencies to exchange knowledge and explore collaborations for collective interest. SIG meetings are informal, interactive sessions where the group share their work, ideas, challenges, and related issues, within the community of the Consortium.
Seminars
Technology Talks and Wild & Crazy Ideas (WACI) Day
Technology Talks are held once every quarter where speakers from the Industry, Government Agencies and Research Institutes are invited to share their knowledge. This provides a platform for Academics, practitioners and enthusiasts to gather and discuss specific topics in information security.
WACI Day is held once a year and it provides a platform for all to pitch ideas and problem statements that call for collective brainstorming, collaborative effort, or partnerships towards solutions. The Consortium uses this platform to launch our annual Seed Grant Calls.
Cybersecurity Seminar Series
Cybersecurity Seminars are held in between our quarterly Technology Talks. These seminars are organized when we identify certain topics that are of interest to relevant groups of people.
Industry Day and Other Conferences
SGCSC Industry Day is organized once every year to emphasize the strong relevance of research, as well as to identify gaps that must be plugged. The Consortium takes this opportunity to show case its awarded Seed Grant Projects and host a series of talks on state of the art cybersecurity developments in the international research community.
Cybersecurity Camps
The Consortium organizes an annual Cybersecurity Camp with lectures and tutorials from international and local researchers, as well as hands-on sessions via hackathons and mini-competition. The sessions in the camp could capture the topics relevant to the different SIGs.
Local and International Visits
Due to the constantly evolving Cybersecurity landscape, the Consortium frequently attracts visitors from both local and international institutions, who are interested in the current practices of Singapore's private and public sector.
Lean LaunchPad
Lean LaunchPad (LLP) Singapore is partnering the Singapore Cybersecurity Consortium to offer the LLP Cybersecurity Track, a 10-week experiential learning programme focused on commercialization of potential cybersecurity technological innovation. Teams from IHLs, RIs, young start-ups, or companies may consider applying for the programme at https://leanlaunchpad.nus.edu.sg/sign-up/programme-registration/.
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