In today’s digital world, cyberattacks on organisations’ information systems are not just occasional events; they have become a real threat which may lead to the leakage of personal data and financial and reputational damage. Meanwhile, as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve at a rapid pace, organisations of all sizes are eager to harness its transformative potential. However, the application of AI carries challenges, as AI also introduces cybersecurity and personal data privacy risks that must be critically addressed by organisations.

The Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation Limited (HKIRC) and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD) will co-organise the AI Security and Cybersecurity Summit for Enterprises (Summit) on 31 March 2026. With the Digital Policy Office acting as a strategic partner, the Summit aims to bring together leading experts, industry leaders, policymakers and company directors to explore the evolving AI security and cybersecurity threat landscape, exchange innovative solutions, and share insights into strengthening cybersecurity and data protection in the age of AI.

Objectives

• To discuss the personal data privacy risks of AI, and provide practical guidance for organisations to develop and use AI in a privacy-friendly manner;
• To raise awareness of emerging cyber threats among organisations and explore actionable strategies and best practices for enhancing cyber resilience and data security; and
• To facilitate networking and knowledge sharing among cybersecurity experts and AI specialists.

Target Audience

• Business leaders, policymakers, IT professionals and data protection officers;
• Organisations that are exploring to integrate or have already integrated AI into their business operations, including both large corporations and small-and-medium enterprises;
• Professionals in the cybersecurity sector; and
• Representatives from relevant government departments and public bodies.