Cybersecurity
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GovWare 2026 Theme: Cyber At Agentic Velocity
GovWare 2026, Singapore’s flagship cybersecurity conference, will examine AI agent accountability under the theme ‘Cyber at Agentic Velocity’, drawing 15,000 attendees from 90 countries. Continue reading
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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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Half of APAC Retail Staff Share Sensitive Credentials
Kaspersky research finds 87% of retailers hit by cyber incidents worldwide, with half of APAC retail staff sharing sensitive login credentials. Continue reading
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MSPs Now Act as CISO for Half of Clients
Sophos research finds MSPs now act as the de facto CISO for 46% of their customers, with demand rising even as compliance tools remain fragmented. 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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PayMongo cuts incident response time with Datadog
Philippine fintech PayMongo now resolves 75% of incidents before merchants notice, after unifying observability and security on Datadog. 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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Rubrik MCP Gives AI Agents Access to Security Data
Rubrik MCP gives AI agents a governed, programmable path into Rubrik’s security data, as the company says Rubrik AI is now used by a third of its global customer base. 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
