Exclusive Invitation to
Join senior executives, legal, compliance and cybersecurity leaders, risk managers, regulators and decision-makers for an exclusive conference on cyber resilience, featuring practical learning, an immersive cyber crisis simulation, and expert insights into today's evolving cyber risk landscape.
Date: Friday, 24 July 2026
Time: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Conference Pass: SGD 545 (inclusive of GST)
Seats are limited. Reserve your place today and equip yourself with the practical knowledge and strategies to lead proactively in an increasingly complex cyber landscape.
We look forward to welcoming you to this exclusive event.
Generative AI and AI agents introduce unique cybersecurity and privacy risks that can undermine trust if not designed and managed effectively. This panel will share practical, privacy- and security-focused guidance on designing safe and trustworthy AI deployments, as well as strengthening oversight and accountability in operational rollouts.
Operating across borders requires navigating an increasingly complex web of data transfer laws and regulatory expectations. This panel session focuses on practical safeguards for managing global data flows in multinational organisations without hindering business operations. Panellists will share real-world insights on designing and implementing cross-border data transfer frameworks that balance regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, and trust.
As regulatory requirements diverge across regions, organisations are under pressure to avoid fragmented controls and inconsistent risk management. This panel examines how multinational companies can move beyond jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction compliance to establish clear and coherent cybersecurity and privacy governance frameworks that operate effectively across business units and geographies. The panel will also focus on how organisations can embed accountability, oversight, and decision-making clarity at the board and senior management levels, and how these expectations are shaping cyber resilience and crisis leadership in a global operating environment.
The first 24 hours following a data breach often define legal, operational, and reputational outcomes. Early decisions can limit harm, preserve trust, and shape how regulators, customers, and the public respond. This panel discussion explores how leaders make critical decisions under pressure – balancing containment, legal exposure, notification obligations, and customer confidence when facts are still emerging. Attendees will gain practical insights to strengthen escalation, coordination, and decision-making in the moments that matter most.
Winnie Chang | Managing Director
OrionW LLC
winnie.chang@orionw.com
OrionW LLC is a Singapore law firm that specialises in technology, media and telecommunications (TMT), AI, cybersecurity and data protection law. Its Managing Director, Winnie Chang, has over 20 years of experience in TMT and data protection in Singapore and the United Kingdom, and is the author of A Practical Guide to Singapore Data Protection Law. She has represented leading multinational companies on a wide range of cutting-edge and complex transactional and regulatory matters across Asia.
OrionW is recognised as one of the leading Singapore TMT firms by Legal 500 Asia Pacific (2017-2026) and as a recommended Singapore TMT firm by Asialaw Profiles (2017-2025). Winnie Chang is recommended by Chambers and Partners Asia Pacific (2019-2026) and ranked by Legal 500 Asia Pacific as a Recommended Partner (2017-2024) and a Leading Partner (2025-2026).
OrionW LLC is also the exclusive Singapore member firm of PrivacyRules, a global network of leading data privacy, cybersecurity and communications experts.
