PAST EVENT
digiDations at RSAC 2026: Showcasing AI-Powered Security Validation
San Francisco, USA
Mar 23-26, 2026
digiDations, a cybersecurity startup specializing in continuous security validation, has successfully concluded its first-ever exhibit at the RSA Conference (RSAC) 2026. Representing Singapore’s growing cybersecurity ecosystem, digiDations was featured at the Singapore Pavilion (Booth S-1945) alongside other industry innovators.
Throughout the week at the Moscone Center, digiDations focused on a critical industry shift: moving from periodic testing to Continuous Validation. The team demonstrated how their AI-driven platform, ATLAS, enables organizations to simulate real-world attack paths—such as those used by advanced threat actors like UNC3886—to truly understand how their security controls perform under pressure.
Proving Security Works
The central theme of digiDations’ presence was the transition from “having security” to “proving security works.”
“Many organizations feel secure because they have tools in place, but very few are actually validating whether those controls hold up under real attack conditions,” said Tim Nan, CEO of digiDations. “The industry is at an inflection point where AI is accelerating the threat landscape, making real-world, continuous validation more important than ever.”
During the conference, Tim Nan delivered a presentation on how AI-powered adversarial simulation helps security teams shift from assumptions to proof, delivering actionable insights and measurable resilience through a “Digital Mind.”
Strong Community and Partner Support
The successful debut was made possible through the support of key Singaporean partners, including SGTech, CRPO (CyberSG Research & Development Programme Office), and the CyberSG TIG Collaboration Centre.
A highlight of the week was a networking event where the digiDations team connected with fellow professionals and industry leaders, including Edward Chen (Deputy Director of CSA) and Willis Lim (Executive Director of TIG). Discussions centered on the evolving threat landscape and the growing necessity of Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) and Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV).
A Human-Centric Mission
Reflecting on the event, the digiDations team emphasized that their mission remains personal. “Behind every system and every piece of data, there are real people and real lives,” noted Tim Nan. “What we’re protecting isn’t just infrastructure; it’s the trust and safety of those who depend on it.”
Following a productive week of conversations with prospective customers and partners, digiDations looks forward to continuing the momentum from San Francisco back home in the “Lion City.”
