The people speaking at CyberSec AI Summit 2026, 9–10 December 2026 in Ulaanbaatar.
Professor of Computer Security and summit chair
Khangai Institute of Technology, Mongolia
Enkhjin leads the institute's security research group, which studies attacks on machine learning systems. She has advised banks and public agencies on incident response for fifteen years.
Head of AI Red Team
Ninefold Security, Sweden
Maya runs a team that attacks AI products before release. She previously led penetration testing for payment providers across the Nordics.
Chief Information Security Officer
Ridgeline Payments, Mongolia
Temuulen built Ridgeline's security function from the ground up and led its response to a major ransomware attempt in 2024.
Principal Researcher, Machine Learning Security
Sky Lattice Research, India
Priya studies prompt injection and data leakage in deployed language models. Her incident dataset is used by security teams in several countries.
Director of Incident Response
Harborline Response Team, Japan
Kenji has coordinated responses to nation-scale incidents for over a decade and now focuses on attacks that use automated tooling.
Policy Lead
Digital Trust Forum, Nigeria
Amara works with governments drafting AI and data protection rules, helping them write requirements security teams can actually meet.
Founder
Altan Data Systems, Mongolia
Bilguun founded a managed detection company serving small banks and telcos, and mentors early-stage security founders.
Threat Intelligence Lead
Meridian Watch, Spain
Elena tracks criminal groups that use AI-generated lures, and publishes detection guidance for the wider community.
Senior Lecturer in Applied Cryptography
Harbor Point University, Germany
Lukas researches post-quantum migration and helps financial institutions plan their move to new algorithms.
Security Engineer
Gobi Cloud Works, Mongolia
Nomin secures the data pipelines behind Gobi Cloud Works' machine learning platform and runs the local capture-the-flag team.