Hi everyone, I’m back!
I had the exciting opportunity to attend the Tenable Guardian Summit. I’ve been looking forward to joining this event for 2 years, so it was really exciting haha! I’m proud to say I was the Tenable Guardian from Thailand at the summit, which brought together many Guardians from across the APJ region.
Before I share more, I’d like to say thank you for all the support that made this possible:
- First, huge thanks to Tenable (the vendor) for supporting everything in Malaysia, including 2 nights at the hotel and dinner.
- And finally, big thanks to my customer, Bigfish Enterprise Limited, for supporting my flight for Guardian Summit.
I really appreciate it it meant a lot to me!
Before I talk about everything in this meeting, I want to tell everyone what I had to go through to get here.
First : You must be tenable partner and Level partner from tenable must be Gold level later
Second : You must be pass all certificate in Tenable University (Partner Only)
Final : You must be pass Tenable Specialist Certified or Tenable Expert Certified so If you would like deep details you can read from my blog :
Hey everyone!
Welcome to My Blog super excited to share that I’ve officially passed the Tenable Vulnerability…sabastiaz.medium.com
So When you completed on 3 step that is already to go meeting Guardian Summit
Tenable Guardian Summit
Tenable Guardian summit 2025 is set at Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral, Malaysia
Calendar of this summit
July 21 First Day
My flight arrived at Don Mueang Airport at 8:50 AM, and I landed in Malaysia at 11:50 AM (GMT+8). When I arrived in Malaysia, I got stuck at immigration for 2 hours because I forgot to fill out the Arrival Card — hahaha. After I finally passed immigration, I went to get a taxi from the airport. The ride to the Aloft Hotel took about 45 minutes.
July 22 — Second Day
Today was the first full day of the Tenable event at Aloft Hotel.
The sessions started at 8:30 AM with the Opening Remarks by Rob and Eli. After that, Eli Neumann presented “From Blind Spots to Insights: CTEM” (9:00–9:30), followed by Talib Yousry on the Tenable Assure Program (9:30–10:00).
After a short break, Vishal Pukale shared insights on Exposure Management / Tenable One / Vulcan (11:00–12:30). Lunch was from 12:30 to 13:30, then the MSSP Update session also by Vishal Pukale (13:30–14:15).
In the afternoon, Swapnil Phandnis and Kenneth Teo discussed the AI Update (14:15–15:00). After another break, Wing Churn spoke about Cloud Security (15:30–16:00).
The day ended with a Networking Dinner at the Sky Lounge, where I had the chance to connect with other professionals.
July 23 — Third Day
The second day of the Tenable event started at 9:00 AM with Kaori Iwashita’s session on Vulnerability Management. After that, Lool Kah Hou presented Security Center (10:00–10:30) and Tenable Enclave Security (10:30–11:00).
After the morning break, Kenneth Teo spoke on Identity Exposure (11:30–12:30). Then we had lunch from 12:30–13:30.
In the afternoon, Rickie Lim presented Tenable Patch Management (TPM) (13:30–14:30), followed by Karunan Velayutham on OT Security (14:30–15:30). Finally, Jason Merrick closed the day with a session on Vision & Strategy (15:30–16:00).
After the conference, at around 4:30 PM, I went to visit the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur. I spent some time walking around, enjoying the city view and the natural scenery nearby. It was a relaxing way to end the day after a full schedule of learning.
July 24 — Last Day
On my last day in Malaysia, I checked out of the hotel and headed to the airport for my flight back to Thailand. Unfortunately, my flight was delayed by 1 hour, so I had to wait longer at the airport. Even though the return was a bit delayed, the overall trip was a great experience with lots of learning and memorable moments.
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See you Soon Tenable APJ Guardian Summit 2026
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