Cybersecurity
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MUIS Data Breach Renews Calls For Zero Trust
A third-party vendor breach at Singapore’s MUIS exposed payroll data. Keeper Security’s APAC chief says it’s a wake-up call for zero-trust vendor access. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Uncovers Encryptionless Ransomware Tactic ‘Payload’
Kaspersky has uncovered a new ransomware tactic called Payload that locks up corporate networks and extorts victims without encrypting any files. Continue reading
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Singapore Ranks First in Global Privacy Knowledge
Singapore has ranked first globally in cybersecurity and privacy knowledge in NordVPN’s 2026 National Privacy Test, though practical privacy skills lag behind basic habits. Continue reading
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Over half of APAC firms want data sovereignty control
New IDC research commissioned by Expereo finds 43% of APAC organisations rank digital sovereignty among their top drivers of tech investment. Continue reading
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APAC banks struggle to detect scams before payment: FICO
New FICO poll: over half of APAC banking leaders aren’t confident their bank can catch a scam before the money moves. Continue reading
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APAC Consumers Accept Delays for AI Fraud Protection
Visa’s Money Travels 2026 report finds APAC consumers increasingly willing to accept slower transfers for stronger AI fraud protection, with deepfake scam fears rising in the Philippines and India. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Flags Phishing Wave Mimicking Zoom, DocuSign
Kaspersky has detected over 1,000 phishing emails impersonating Zoom and DocuSign in a two-wave campaign targeting corporate accounts, still active as of mid-September. Continue reading
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Infoblox Tracks 1.7M Scam Casino Domains in Asia
Infoblox Threat Intel has tracked over 1.7 million casino-lookalike domains hiding illegal gambling, consumer scams and malware infrastructure, with scambling sites targeting audiences in Asia. Continue reading
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Rubrik Taps Claude Mythos 5 to Red-Team Enterprise Code
Rubrik has unveiled Code Guardian, a Claude Mythos 5 harness that red-teams enterprise code on air-gapped repositories, with Anthropic and Rubrik executives on why the race against AI-speed attacks demanded it. Continue reading
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Lost Time, Not Money, Tops Job Scam Impact: Indeed
A new Indeed survey finds 40% of Singapore jobseekers say lost time, not lost money, is the biggest impact of fake or suspicious job opportunities. Continue reading
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