Cybersecurity
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Read more: Azul Patches Record 53 Java Flaws as AI Speeds AttacksAzul ships fixes for a record 53 OpenJDK vulnerabilities as AI collapses the gap between disclosure and exploit from weeks to hours, CEO Scott Sellers warns.
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Read more: BGA and UNDP launch two-year cybersecurity programme
Blockchain for Good Alliance and UNDP have signed a two-year agreement, launched in Singapore, to build cybersecurity capacity for public institutions facing AI-enabled fraud.
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Read more: Flexxon invests in Tech4Biz to secure AI servers
Singapore’s Flexxon has invested in India’s Tech4Biz Solutions to build AI server infrastructure that is secure by default, with deployment expected in 2027.
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Read more: Sumsub launches module to control AI agent access
Sumsub has launched a module that lets businesses control what AI agents, including those built on Claude or ChatGPT, can access inside company systems.
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Read more: Veeam Launches AI Oversight Tool for Microsoft 365
Veeam launches Intelligent ResOps for Microsoft 365, giving organisations visibility into AI agents like Copilot, as new research finds just 7% of enterprises are truly AI-ready.
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Read more: Keeper Security, Tenable Integrate to Speed Up Fixes
Keeper Security and Tenable launch integrations that let cloud security teams rotate credentials, enforce JIT access and remediate findings without leaving Keeper’s platform.
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Read more: Sophos CISO Warns of AI’s ‘Triple Bind’ Risk
Sophos CISO Ross McKerchar warns Singapore security teams face a “triple bind” from AI, as IMDA rolls out new AI agent testing tools and a resilience taskforce.
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Read more: Infoblox Uncovers 20,000 Domains in Scam Network
Infoblox Threat Intel uncovers more than 20,000 domains linked to the Help TDS tech-support scam network, run by a Russian-language affiliate group active since 2017.
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Read more: Kaspersky Warns Singaporeans of Cyberthreats in China
Kaspersky warns Singaporean travellers to China face embassy impersonation scams and QR code fraud, after recording tens of millions of cyberthreat detections in the country.
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Read more: Japan’s Banks See Vulnerabilities Double as AI Risk Grows
Japanese banks found double the system vulnerabilities this summer, pushing regulators and Keeper Security to urge privileged access controls to limit AI-era breach damage.
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