As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the cybersecurity landscape, organisations are facing a new generation of threats that are increasingly sophisticated, automated and difficult to detect. For Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs), where trust, security and regulatory compliance are critical, adapting to this evolving environment has become more important than ever.
On 17 September 2026, DT Asia was pleased to join Yubico as a Co-Sponsor of “Scaling Trust: AI-powered threats in VASPs”, an exclusive fireside discussion organised by the Association of Blockchain Compliance Professionals (ABCP).
Held at The Library, Club Lusitano in Central, Hong Kong, the invitation-only event brought together industry professionals from the cybersecurity, compliance and digital asset sectors to discuss the growing impact of AI-powered threats and the challenges they create for organisations operating in the virtual asset ecosystem.
Addressing AI-Powered Threats in the VASP Ecosystem
The rapid adoption of AI is changing not only how organisations operate, but also how cyber threats can emerge and evolve. As threat actors gain access to increasingly advanced technologies, organisations need to consider how traditional approaches to security, identity and compliance can adapt to a more dynamic threat environment.
For VASPs in particular, maintaining trust requires more than protecting systems from conventional attacks. Organisations must also strengthen their ability to manage security risks, protect digital identities and maintain resilience while meeting increasingly complex compliance expectations.
The fireside discussion provided an opportunity for industry experts to exchange perspectives on these challenges and explore how organisations can strengthen trust and resilience in an increasingly AI-driven environment.
Bringing Security and Compliance Perspectives Together
The event highlighted the importance of collaboration across the cybersecurity, compliance and digital asset communities.
As the threat landscape continues to evolve, security cannot be considered in isolation. Organisations need to consider how technology, identity, governance and compliance work together to support a stronger security foundation.
For DT Asia, participating in discussions such as this provides an opportunity to connect with industry leaders, exchange practical perspectives and better understand the security challenges facing organisations in the rapidly evolving digital asset ecosystem.
Building Trust for an AI-Driven Future
AI will continue to influence both the way organisations operate and the way cyber threats develop. For VASPs and other organisations operating in highly regulated environments, building trust will increasingly depend on their ability to strengthen security and resilience while adapting to these changes.
DT Asia was proud to co-sponsor “Scaling Trust: AI-powered threats in VASPs” alongside Yubico and to be part of an evening focused on meaningful conversations, knowledge sharing and collaboration across the cybersecurity, compliance and digital asset ecosystem.
As the industry continues to evolve, creating a trusted and resilient digital environment will remain a shared responsibility.
