On November 15, a new policy will kick to help settle .sg domain name disputes out of court, for as little as S$2,750.
SINGAPORE--On November 15, a new policy will kick to help settle .sg domain name disputes out of court, for as little as S$2,750.
As reported earlier, the Singapore Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (SDRP) was developed by local registry Singapore Network Information Centre Pte Ltd (SGNIC) together with legal organizations such as the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators and the Singapore Mediation Centre.
Digital Health and Wellness
Mobility
Grab improves Q1 net sales by 39% ahead of US IPO
South East Asia's largest ride-sharing company reduced its net loss by $120 million during the first quarter of 2021.
Half of vulnerabilities Singapore government finds via bounties, disclosures are valid
Amongst more than 1,000 vulnerability reports involving government systems submitted via bug bounties and public disclosure schemes, 496 have been ascertained to be valid. ...
PropertyGuru set to go public in $1.7B SPAC deal
Singapore-based online property marketplace inks a merger deal with Bridgetown 2 Holdings, a special purpose acquisition company backed by Richard Li and Peter Thiel, which will ...
Singapore neglecting smart nation roots in COVID-19 fumble
Just weeks after championing its vision of an "endemic norm", Singapore takes a big step backwards reinstating COVID-19 restrictions amidst a current outbreak, when it should instead ...
Singapore goes online in hunt for intelligence officers
Some 55 years after it was established, the country's external intelligence agency launches its official website in a bid to widen its recruitment net and attract Singaporeans from ...
Bug bounty platform urges need for firms to have vulnerability disclosure policy
Organisations should have a vulnerability disclosure policy to provide a proper channel for anyone to report security holes in their systems, says YesWeHack's Asia-Pacific head, ...
Singapore opens floating 60-megawatt solar farm
Spanning 45 hectares over Tengeh Reservoir, the solar farm comprises 122,000 panels and is part of the country's efforts to quadruple solar energy deployment by 2025. ...
Singapore's Changi Airport is using digital certificates to speed up immigration checks
Affinidi's Universal Verifier solution has been implemented to allow Changi Airport to digitally authenticate travellers who have tested negative for COVID-19. ...
Singapore sees spikes in ransomware, botnet attacks
Number of reported ransomware attacks climbed 154% last year, while malicious C&C servers and botnet drones increased 94% in the city-state, where cybercrime cases account for ...
Join Discussion