Build a Secure Cyberspace 2025 - “Let’s Secure as we Digitalise” Drone Security Seminar and Instant Messaging Apps Stickers Design Contest Award Ceremony
With the rapid advancement of drone technology and the introduction of a series of measures to develop low-altitude economy by the Government, the low-altitude airspace has become a new production factor for our economy. In this connection, the Digital Policy Office (DPO), the Cyber Security and Technology Crime Bureau (CSTCB) of the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) and the Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (HKCERT) are jointly organising the “Let’s Secure as we Digitalise” Drone Security Seminar and Instant Messaging Apps Stickers Design Contest Award Ceremony. In the seminar, cybersecurity experts will discuss the cybersecurity risks in developing low-altitude economy in Hong Kong and how to protect drone operations against emerging threats. During the ceremony, awards will be presented to the winners of the Instant Messaging Apps Stickers Design Contest, recognising their active participation in promoting cybersecurity and their outstanding designs.
Organisers
Date
8 Sep 2025 (Monday)
Time
14:45 - 16:30 (Registration will start at 14:15)
Venue
Language
Cantonese
Charge
Free (Pre-registration is required)
Target Audience
SMEs, schools, NGOs, IT professionals, and the general public
Registration
Programme |
Speaker |
|---|---|
| Welcome Remarks | Mr Michael Chan, Acting Assistant Commissioner (Project Governance and Cybersecurity), Digital Policy Office |
| InfoSec Tour | Broadcasters of RTHK Radio 2 |
| “Let’s Secure as we Digitalise” Instant Messaging Apps Stickers Design Contest Award Ceremony | Broadcasters of RTHK Radio 2 |
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Seminar: Understanding Cybersecurity Risks in Low-altitude Economy: Protecting Drone Operations Against Emerging Threats |
Mr Boris So, Lead, OWASP Hong Kong Chapter Mr Byron Wai, Vulnerability Researcher, VX Research Limited Mr Chris Chan, Founder, BSides Hong Kong |
#The organisers reserve the right to change the programme.
