Cybersecurity
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Singapore Breaches Cost $2.3M Amid Cyber Skills Gap
Fortinet finds Singapore has region’s highest breach costs, amid a widening AI-driven cybersecurity skills shortage. Continue reading
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Fake-Worker Schemes Exploited 15,000 Stolen Identities
Specops has launched an identity-verification tool for onboarding, citing North Korean fake-worker schemes using thousands of stolen identities. Continue reading
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AI Now Runs Live Cyberattacks, Check Point Warns
Check Point Research’s AI Security Report 2026 finds AI has shifted from assisting attackers to running live intrusions autonomously. Continue reading
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Keeper Extends Zero-Trust Rules to AI Agents
Keeper Security has extended its Endpoint Privilege Manager to govern AI agents with the same zero-trust identity, access and audit controls applied to human users, closing a gap Gartner and IBM data suggest most enterprises haven’t addressed. Continue reading
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Kaspersky Flags Multi-Stage Phishing Hitting Asia Factories
Kaspersky uncovers an active, multi-stage phishing campaign targeting manufacturers in Asia, Europe and the Middle East since April 2026, using fake buyer inquiries to steal corporate credentials. Continue reading
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IBM, Red Hat Launch Lightwell to Automate Patching
IBM and Red Hat launch Lightwell, an AI-powered platform to automate open source vulnerability remediation at scale, with JFrog as a launch technology partner. Continue reading
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Arctic Wolf: SLA Breach Exposes Vendor Blind Spots
Arctic Wolf’s CISO explains why the SLA data breach exposes a widening vendor risk blind spot for enterprises handling sensitive data through third parties. Continue reading
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IBM Vendor Breach Exposes Data of 70,000 in Singapore
A vendor-managed IBM testing environment exposed the personal data of 70,000 people linked to Singapore Land Authority systems, reviving scrutiny of third-party access risk. Continue reading
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Cognition’s Devin Launches AI Agent to Fix Security Bugs
Cognition has launched Devin Security Swarm, an AI agent that finds, verifies and patches exploitable code vulnerabilities — arriving as Asia’s AI adoption outpaces its cyber resilience. Continue reading
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[Commentary] Securing the Frontier: Why AI Development Must Spark a Shift for Businesses
Japan’s six-month revision to its AI Basic Plan exposes a governance gap across APAC, where enterprises racing to deploy AI risk leaving privileged access and identity controls behind. Without zero-trust architecture, compromised AI orchestrator credentials can hand attackers the keys… Continue reading
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