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A community contributed consolidated list of InfoSec meetups in the Asia Pacific region.

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Asia-Pacific-Infosec-Conferences

Below is a list of infosec / hacking conferences in Asia Pacific organised by month and region. If you know of any that are missing, or errors in the ones that are here - make a pull request or get in touch with hakluke or codingo.

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Conferences by Month

Month Location Conference Approx. Attendees*
February Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Kids Securiday ~100-250
February Perth, WA, Australia WAHCKon ~350
March Brisbane, Queensland, Australia CrikeyCon ~800
March Melbourne, Victoria, Australia BSides Melbourne 400-450
March Goa, India Nullcon Unknown
March Brisbane, Australia BrisSEC Unknown
March Tokyo, Japan TechNet Tokyo 600-1000
April Adelaide, South Australia, Australia SecTalks Halfday Unknown - New Conference
May Sydney, NSW, Australia Kids Securiday ~100-250
May Canberra, ACT, Australia BSides Canberra 1950 + volunteers and speakers
May Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia TuskCon 50-60
May Singapore, Singapore Infosec in the City Unknown
May Hong Kong, China REVULN Unknown
May Singapore, Singapore Blackhat Asia Unknown
June Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 0xCC 200
June Melbourne, Australia OzSecCon ~250
June Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia AusCERT 700
June Brisbane, Australia BSides Brisbane ~450 (New Conference)
July Sydney, NSW, Australia MRE2020 ~300
August Canberra, ACT, Australia Kids Securiday ~100-250
August Singapore, Singapore HITB GSEC Unknown
September Sydney, NSW, Australia BSides Sydney Unknown
September Perth, WA, Australia BSides Perth ~280
September Kochi, Kerala, India c0c0n 12 ~2000
September Tagaytay, Cavite, Philippines ROOTCON ~700-1000
October Tokyo, Japan BSides Tokyo Unknown
October Melbourne, Victoria, Australia CyberConference - AISA Unknown
October Christchurch, New Zealand CHCon Unknown
October Indore, India Hakon India Unknown
October Perth, WA, Australia ISACA SecureIT Conference
October Delhi, India Bsides Delhi ~350-400
October Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Nanosec Asia ~200
November Wellington, New Zealand Kawaiicon ~1000
November Virtual, Australia ComfyCon Au 300
November Melbourne, Victoria, Australia OWASP AppSec Day ~1000
November Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Security Influence & Trust Summit ~100
November Wellington, New Zealand purplecon Unknown - new conference
November Melbourne, Australia IoT Authentication Unknown
November Virtual, Australia ComfyCon Au (Summer Edition) 300
November Ahmedabad, India Bsides Ahmedabad Unknown
November Kathmandu, Nepal Threat Con Unknown
December Perth, Western Australia, Australia WACTF ~230
December Brisbane, Australia Asiacrypt Unknown
December Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Kangacrypt Unknown - new conference
December Melbourne, Victoria, Australia COSAC Unknown
  • Approximate number of attendees is forecasted based on available tickets for a year, or the number of tickets sold in the previous year the event ran. Numbers may not be entirely accurate as there can be large fluctuations year on year.

Conferences by Region

Australia

New South Wales

Sydney

Victoria

Melbourne

Queensland

Brisbane

Sunshine Coast

Gold Coast

ACT

Canberra

South Australia

Adelaide

Western Australia

Perth

India

Goa

Kochi

Indore

Delhi

Ahmedabad

New Zealand

Wellington

Christchurch

Philippines

Tagaytay

Singapore

Singapore

Japan

Tokyo

Nepal

Kathmandu

China

Hong Kong

Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur

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