This flagship gathering brings together digital forensics, cybersecurity, and AI risk leaders to explore the latest threats, tools, regulations, and real-world case studies shaping security in Hong Kong for 2025 and beyond.
WHY ATTEND Cross-disciplinary agenda covering cyber defence, incident response, digital forensics, and AI security/governance. Leading speakers from industry, government, law enforcement, and academia. Actionable sessions: technical deep dives, demos, and practical frameworks you can apply immediately. Networking with peers and solution providers from across the region.
Date: 11 Nov 2025 (Tue) Time: 2:00pm – 5:00pm Venue: 27/F Ballroom, Club Lusitano, 16 Ice House Street Central Fee: Student HK$50 / Friendly Association HK$150 Register: https://asishk_20251111.eventbrite.hk/
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Join us for an empowering event that celebrates women in the Hong Kong security industry! We are excited to present a Tech Talk and Panel Discussion featuring accomplished women who are making waves in the field.
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Company Visit Invitation If your company is looking for opportunities to contribute to nurturing young IT and creative media talents, join the Jockey Club Multiple Pathways Initiative – CLAP-TECH Pathway, Hong Kong’s first through-train VPET (Vocational, Professional Education & Training) pathway in mainstream secondary and post-secondary education. CLAP-TECH Pathway is looking for companies to join their mission of providing secondary and post-secondary students with meaningful workplace learning opportunities.
About CLAP-TECH Pathway Convened and funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the CLAP-TECH Pathway is a tripartite collaboration among three parties – Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU), industry partners and secondary schools, connecting their education-to-employment (E-to-E) pathway. This pathway is incorporated into the formal education system in Hong Kong. Students of CLAP-TECH Pathway went through a non-conventional mode of learning at schools, which equipped them with practical skills and workplace experiences for high demand jobs in future. Students enrolled in CLAP-TECH Pathway earned their qualifications awarded by HKBU in five years: three years of senior secondary school through an Applied Learning course and two years of a higher diploma programme.
Being Hong Kong’s first through-train Vocational and Professional Education and Training (VPET) pathway in mainstream senior secondary and post-secondary education, the CLAP-TECH Pathway kicked off its first track in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in 2019, and subsequently a second track in Creative Technology and Innovation (CTI) in 2021. Over the course of the last 6 years, the project has serviced more than 1,400 students from 90+ secondary schools in Hong Kong, supported by 40+ major employers and 360+ mentors. As of summer 2024, 290 students from the first three ICT cohorts and 98 students from the first Creative Media cohort had completed the CLAP-TECH Pathway, with promising outcomes. According to the programme evaluation, 90% of the graduates (vs. 69% of their non-participating peers) indicated that they had made informed decisions about their future and were able to pursue diverse options like employment or further studies based on their interests and aptitudes. Also, it was found that 92% of creative media graduates felt confident in career exploration, compared to 68% in the control group. Moreover, creative media graduates were significantly more confident than control groups in workplace skills including analytical thinking (94% vs. 77%), collaboration (100% vs. 84%), resilience (92% vs. 73%), and self-management (92% vs. 68%), while ICT graduates also demonstrated stronger self-confidence in motivation, responsibility, and collaboration. These serves as compelling evidence that CLAP-TECH’s pilot model equips students with vital workforce skills and empowers informed career decisions, effectively reducing manpower mismatches and bolstering Hong Kong’s long-term productivity and economic engagement, thus strengthening its future.
Chairperson: Mr. Frankie Leung Vice-Chairperson: Mr. Mike Lo (External Affairs) Vice-Chairperson: Mr. Frankie Wong (Internal Affairs) Vice-Chairperson: Mr. Eric Moy (Membership & Constitution) Hon. Secretary & Treasurer: Mr. Vincent Ip Program Director: Mr. Patrick Hui Program Director: Mr. Martin Chan
[2-year term assignment: Frankie Wong, Martin Chan, Mike Lo]
ISC2 HK Chapter Executive Committee
President: Frankie Leung * Secretary: Vincent Ip * Treasurer: Frankie Wong Membership Chair: Eric Moy * Liaison: Mike Lo * Professional Development: Martin Chan Professional Development: Patrick Hui Program Director: Frank Chow Program Director: Stephen Hau Program Director: Yuman Chau
* Automatically transferred from PISA Exco
[2-year term assignment: Frank Chow, Frankie Wong, Mike Lo]
Honorary Advisors
Mr. Andy Ho Mr. Jim Shek Mr. Kent Lai Mr. Otto Lee Mr. Wilson Yuen
