Cybersecurity
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Samsung, Reality Defender Partner on Deepfake Detection
Samsung Electronics Singapore and Reality Defender will build on-device deepfake detection for Galaxy devices, as scam losses in Singapore tied to impersonation top S$242.9 million. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike, FBI Dismantle North Korean Laptop Farm Network
CrowdStrike and the FBI disrupted a North Korean IT worker scheme, seizing 187 laptops and arresting two people in a campaign hitting 70+ US firms. Continue reading
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OPSWAT, ITE Sign MOU to Train OT Cybersecurity Talent
OPSWAT and Singapore’s ITE have signed a five-year MOU to open an OT cybersecurity training facility for 150+ students annually at ITE College Central. Continue reading
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Senior Managers Most Likely to Obey Cloned CEO Voice
A KnowBe4 survey of 500 Singapore office workers finds 35% of senior managers would comply with a cloned CEO voice before verifying it. Continue reading
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Hacktivists Are Teaming Up With DDoS-for-Hire Providers
Kaspersky finds 9 of 148 DDoS-for-hire providers have hacktivist ties, with 16 new providers in Q1 2026 alone. Continue reading
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Google Brings AI Scam Detection, Cyber Defence to Singapore
Singapore joins Google’s Fairwind Programme for AI cyber defence, while GovTech and Google DeepMind build an on-device scam detection model for Android. Continue reading
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ST Engineering to Open Autonomous Systems Transparency Centre
ST Engineering will open a Transparency Centre in Singapore in Q1 2027 to test and validate autonomous platforms such as drones and robots before deployment. Continue reading
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Singapore Launches Cybersecurity Strategy 2026
Singapore’s refreshed Cybersecurity Strategy 2026 sets four pillars and two enablers, with a focus on critical infrastructure, AI and quantum-safe migration. Continue reading
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TrendAI and CSA Team Up on Cyber Conquest
TrendAI and CSA will co-run Singapore Cyber Conquest for three years, aiming to reach more than 1,500 students and professionals. Finals are on 14 October. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike Details AI-Assisted Attacks on South Korean Banks
CrowdStrike says a likely Chinese-speaking, financially motivated actor used the agentic tool ARTEX and several AI models against South Korean financial firms. Continue reading
