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Extended cyber detection and response facing implementation challenges in APAC
The lack of implementation expertise, in-house staff resources, and recognition of cyberthreats by organisation leaders are the main reasons for the lack of certain cyber solutions, according to a Trellix survey.
Singapore, US expand bilateral economic cooperation to include AI governance
Both countries will look to develop interoperable artificial intelligence governance frameworks and collaborate on cybersecurity best practices, such as regional capacity building efforts on smart cities involving other Asean markets.
Singapore offers certification scheme to tag companies with robust security posture
Cyber Security of Singapore introduces two certification programmes to identify small and midsize businesses that have adopted baseline cybersecurity measures and large enterprises with robust cybersecurity practices.
A multi-CBDC platform is technically viable but more questions lay ahead: BIS
Prototypes of a multi-CBDC platform for enabling international settlements have indicated that implementing one single global platform would likely be too complex.
Singapore to set up digital intelligence unit as cyber threats intensify
Expected to be operational by year-end, the Singapore Armed Forces' digital intelligence unit will look to boost the country's defence against threats in the digital space, which has seen growing and increasingly sophisticated attacks.
Asustor warns users of Deadbolt ransomware attacks
The hackers are demanding bitcoin ransom payments from an unknown number of users.
Foxconn and Vedanta to manufacture semiconductors in India under new JV
The new facility will back the Indian government's vision of turning the subcontinent into a semiconductor manufacturing powerhouse.
Outrage over Telenor Myanmar sale grows as more ties between military and new owner revealed
Activists say Telenor's decision to sell the business to a military-backed company "could amount to complicity in crimes against humanity."
China condemns US ban on telco, urges need for fair treatment
Chinese government has lashed out at the US government's decision to revoke China Unicom's licence and vows to safeguard the "legitimate rights" of Chinese businesses operating in the US.
FBI urges athletes to keep personal devices at home, use burners during Beijing Winter Olympics
The FBI also warned of cyber threats against the event despite no specific intel.
Trellix finds OneDrive malware targeting government officials in Western Asia
Researchers with Trellix named the malware "Graphite" because it uses Microsoft's Graph API to leverage OneDrive as a command and control server.
Singapore must clamp down on security inertia before digital banking era can take off
With Singapore's digital bank licensees expected to begin operations this year, a spate of online scams wiping victims of their life savings serves as yet another wakeup call and demonstrates regulations sometimes are the only way to shake organisations out of complacency.