Businesswire FIDO Alliance Unveils Authenticate APAC 2026 Conference Agenda
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- •Authenticate APAC 2026 is the first FIDO event in the Asia-Pacific region.
- •The conference will feature leaders from major companies like Apple and Google.
- •Attendees will gain insights on modern authentication technologies and practices.
The FIDO Alliance has announced the agenda for Authenticate APAC 2026, a conference focused on advancing secure authentication and identity technologies. Scheduled for June 2-3, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Singapore, this inaugural event in the Asia-Pacific region will feature global leaders from companies like Adidas, Apple, and Google. The conference aims to provide insights into modern authentication practices, including the implementation of passkeys and the evolution of digital identity. Attendees will have opportunities for networking and learning through keynote presentations and breakout sessions. The event is supported by major sponsors such as Google, Visa, and Yubico. Following the main conference, a member-only plenary will occur on June 4-5. This event builds on previous successful Authenticate events held in the U.S. and regional FIDO summits.
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