TOWARDS A TRUSTED
DIGITAL SYRIA: SECURE, INTELLIGENT, INCLUSIVE AND CYBER-READY!
Important Note: Registrations are subject to approval by the Technical Committee of Syria Cyber Shield Summit and approved registrations will be provided with unique log-in codes to the custom-made virtual platform of the event.
SIGNIFICANT STRIDES IN SYRIA’s CYBER POSTURE!
Syria's cyber development goals are currently undergoing a significant shift as the country transitions toward modernization and digital integration following years of conflict. The focus has moved from state-monitored cyberspace toward building a resilient, secure digital ecosystem that can support economic renewal.
The Nation’s Cyber Security Strategy is at the core of Syria’s overall Technology Objectives, that include Infrastructure Modernization, Expansion of E-Government Services, Unified Digital Identity, Robust National Cybersecurity Capacity Building and more.
SYRIA CYBER SHIELD SUMMIT IN NUMBERS
500+ Online Attendees from Syria
Virtual Exhibition Area for 20+ Global Brands
15+ Hours of Panel Discussions
Audio-Visual Meetings in Virtual Event Platform
16+ Hours of Keynotes
6+ Hours of Workshops
We will pay great attention to keeping pace with technological developments, artificial intelligence programs, and digital transformation, we will begin by building the necessary infrastructure for this, including training personnel, attracting expertise, research centers, and a market that encourages this goal.
H.E. Mr. Ahmed Al-Sharaa
President of the Republic, Syria
Cybersecurity and protection requirements are a shared responsibility, and adherence to security policies rests with each entity, as many breaches occur due to unsafe practices. The Ministry will continue to enhance awareness and training in the field of cybersecurity.
H.E. Mr. Abed Alsalam Haykal
Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Syria
The Syrian Computer Society, in partnership with our international organizer Consensus, proudly presents the Syria Cyber Shield Summit (Virtual Edition). Scheduled for June 21–25, 2026, this event reflects our joint commitment to elevate Syria’s cybersecurity profile through world-class programming and global participation.
Dr Sinan Hatahet
Chairman of the Board - Syrian Computer Society
Tracks of the Syria Cyber Shield Summit
Cyber Law & Policy
Discusses ways to establish legal frameworks, regulations, and standards governing digital infrastructure, data protection, and online behaviour.
️Cyber Security Leadership
Methodologies to Foster the Professional Growth of Security Teams to maintain capability in an evolving threat landscape.
Threat Detection & Incident Response
How a robust Incident Response Plan is designed to minimize damage, reduce recovery costs, and prevent future breaches.
OT & Industrial Security
Ensuring safety, reliability, and continuous uptime in critical sectors like manufacturing, energy, and transportation, prioritizing availability over data confidentiality.
Human Element & Security Awareness
The Human factor in cybersecurity represents the critical role human behavior plays in security, with studies indicating that 68% to 95% of breaches involve human error, such as phishing, weak passwords, or misconfigurations.
Innovation, Startups & Investment
The Creation of a multi-pronged approach combining grassroots training, diaspora engagement, and infrastructure investment to foster Cyber Security Education and mushrooming of Homegrown Startups in Digital Security.
ATTENDEES OF #SCSS2026
Ministers From Syrian Government
Senior Members from Administration
Cyber Security Professionals
IT / Technology Professionals
Faculties of Syrian Universities
Academicians
General Objective of #SCSS2026
Strengthen Syria’s Cyber Security Framework by advancing discourse and commitments on cybersecurity maturity, digital provenance, privacy, and governance.
Facilitating Bi-lateral and Uni-Lateral Strategic Partnerships by involving Heads of National Cyber Authorities / CERTS from Allied Nations.
Advance nationwide Cyber Security coordination by convening Governorates, regulators and the private sector to align policies, programmes, standards and delivery.
Mobilize investment and partnerships for indigenous Cyber innovation—startups, SMEs, and scale-ups, through structured investor matchmaking and procurement-ready showcases.
