NCINGA Director and CISO Aruna Malalasena (left) with CICRA CEO Boshan Dayaratne
NCINGA has announced its role as a Silver Partner at the Daily FT-CICRA Holdings jointly organised 10th Annual Cyber Security Summit, set to take place from 23 to 26 November.
Celebrated as Sri Lanka’s foremost cyber security event, the summit will unite industry leaders, cybersecurity experts, and aspiring professionals for a series of thought-provoking sessions, live technical demonstrations, and unique networking opportunities.
As a Silver Partner, NCINGA will contribute its knowledge and resources to the summit’s mission of creating a more secure digital environment.
NCINGA is a global solutions provider that delivers human-centric technology for emerging enterprise challenges. The company prioritises resilient, sustainable outcomes for businesses. End-to-end cyber security solutions, with a focus on cloud and AI integrations, are core technology offerings at NCINGA. This partnership further reinforces NCINGA’s commitment to strengthening Sri Lanka’s enterprise cyber security landscape and enabling secure digital transformation.
CICRA CEO Boshan Dayaratne said: “We are delighted to welcome NCINGA as a Silver Partner as we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Cyber Security Summit. NCINGA’s expertise in cyber security and commitment to promoting digital safety will add tremendous value to this milestone event and inspire greater collaboration in the industry.”
NCINGA Director and CISO Aruna Malalasena said: “It is an honour to join this year’s summit as a Silver Partner. NCINGA envisions a future aligned with Industry 5.0, where cyber security solutions are integrated with emerging technologies for outcomes that benefit people and businesses. We look forward to taking part in the knowledge sharing sessions, sharing our successes and industry best practices, and fostering closer collaborations.”
The summit’s schedule offers a well-rounded view of today’s cyber security landscape, beginning on 23 November with the highly anticipated ‘Capture The Flag (CTF) Challenge’. This interactive competition invites individuals and teams to tackle real-world cyber threats and vulnerabilities across areas like cryptography, network security, reverse engineering, and web security.
On 25 November, the CEO Forum will explore the timely theme, “Is the Board Prepared to Respond to a Cyberattack?”, providing key insights into why cyber security must be a top agenda item for company boards. The forum will address executive strategies to enhance organisational resilience.
The summit will culminate on 26 November with a full day of presentations and discussions led by local and international cyber security experts, covering crucial topics such as: “The Rise of Cyber Scams: How to Detect and Prevent Fraud”; “Data Breaches and Leakages: Protecting Sensitive Information”; “Cyber Security in the Age of AI: New Frontiers, New Risks”, and “Global Threats and Local Impact: Securing Critical Infrastructure”.
NCINGA’s participation comes as part of a broader commitment to fostering cyber security awareness and innovation.
This year’s summit follows the successful 4th Annual Youth Summit on Cyber Security, held on 29 October at the BMICH, where over 800 students from the Colombo region
participated in interactive discussions on the future of cyber security. Similar youth events are planned for Jaffna, Kandy, and Galle, extending cyber security education to young talents across Sri Lanka.
