The upcoming PCI SSC Asia-Pacific Community Meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 11-12 November, features a dynamic agenda packed with expert speakers, thought-provoking keynotes, valuable networking opportunities, and the latest insights on payment security trends and best practices.

Take a sneak peek at featured speaker sessions and explore the hot topics they’ll be covering:

• The future of payment security and the next era of PCI standards
• Lessons learned from 20 years of protecting payment data
• Emerging cyber threats and how attackers are evolving
• Artificial intelligence's growing role in security, compliance, and risk management
• Continuous compliance strategies in an increasingly complex environment
• Global collaboration and regional perspectives shaping payment security
• Digital payment innovation and securing real-time payment ecosystems
• Building trust through human-centered security
• Preparing for new technologies and future security challenges
• Secure mobile and contactless payment acceptance
• Bridging the gap between compliance requirements and real-world resilience
• Insights from law enforcement and industry experts on combating cybercrime

Want to see more? Check out the full agenda!

Ready for a new perspective? The PCI SSC Asia-Pacific Community Meeting welcomes Dr. CJ Meadows — Expert in AI, innovation, leadership, and the future of work. Dr. Meadows, leader of the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center at S P Jain School of Global Management and former Accenture consultant, brings a global perspective on innovation and technological change.

Her keynote will explore how emerging technologies, human-centered leadership, and innovation can help organizations build trust, adapt to change, and prepare for what's next in business and payment security.

Our distinguished speakers will share fresh perspectives and practical insights to help attendees strengthen payment security and drive meaningful change.

The PCI SSC Community Meetings are open to all in the payments industry. Register now for Vancouver, Edinburgh, and Kuala Lumpur to connect, learn, and collaborate throughout 2026.