Data Breach
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Singapore Airlines Breach Puts Vendor Security Under Scrutiny
Singapore Airlines has confirmed that about 46,000 of its booking records were accessed without authorisation in a data breach at Amadeus, the reservation technology provider the airline relies on. Singapore Airlines says the breach was confined to Amadeus’ platform and… Continue reading
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ANA Data Breach Exposes 37,800 Customers via Amadeus
ANA says a breach at reservation contractor Amadeus exposed data from 37,800 customers, including passport details for 1,700. Keeper Security’s CISO on the wider third-party risk. Continue reading
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MoneySmart Data Breach Hits Singapore And Hong Kong Customers
MoneySmart confirmed a data breach hit Singapore and Hong Kong customers on 29 October. Check Point’s Abhishek Kumar Singh weighs in on the fraud risk. Continue reading
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Alliance Medinet Breach Exposes Insurer Third-Party Risk
Alliance Medinet breach exposed 110,000 members’ data — why insurers must govern third-party access as their own. Continue reading
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CrowdStrike: Singapore a Top Target for Legal-Sector Attacks
CrowdStrike’s 2026 Legal Threat Landscape Report names Singapore among the top targeted countries as extortion and China-nexus espionage against law firms intensify. 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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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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One-in-two consumers would shun an online service provider following a data breach
Half of consumers (50%) would walk away from an online service provider if it suffered any form of data breach, according to a study of 15,000 consumers worldwide, conducted by global security company Kaspersky. The idea of avoidable data misuse… Continue reading
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Should healthcare organisations outsource IT jobs?
As Singapore’s healthcare sector recovers from its second biggest data leak in less than a year due to a slip up by a third-party vendor, one of the questions that is on many people’s mind is whether organisations should outsource… Continue reading
