Feed suspended! Please contact the owner. Inoreader Pro plan is required to export RSS feeds. If you are the owner of the feed, please consider upgrading to Pro. That blunt notification stopped work cold one Monday morning. Panic rose, keyboards fell silent, and a handful of Singapore SMEs suddenly realisedContinue Reading
A ransomware crew on the verge of encrypting a Singapore company’s servers was stopped not by glacial bureaucracy, but by a WhatsApp message and decisive boots-on-the-ground action. That single, rapid chain of contact — German investigators to Singapore officers — turned a near-disaster into a disruption, arrests and the takedownContinue Reading
Singapore’s recent interventions at international fora are a wake-up call: rules that shape technologies affecting everyone must not be monopolised by a handful of powerful states or a few gigantic platforms. The warning lands like a bell — urgent, unavoidable — because technology is no longer an abstract tool; itContinue Reading
Singapore has chosen a decisive path: block known malware and phishing sites at a national scale and move from reactive firefighting to proactive national defence. This is not tentative tinkering. It is a clear pivot — protective domain name service (PDNS) will be rolled out under the Online Criminal HarmsContinue Reading
Turkey’s recent move to block access to an independent news portal over alleged ‘LGBT propaganda’ is not an isolated political decision. This is a loud, deliberate signal about how quickly digital doors can be shut and how fragile access to information has become. The order targeting T24, executed through theContinue Reading
Bitget’s emergency pause on customer withdrawals after an estimated US$351.6 million theft is a wake-up call that cannot be softened by corporate reassurances. The exchange announced unauthorised transfers from some wallets on Sept 24 and immediately suspended withdrawals. That pause was framed as a security precaution; the company insists allContinue Reading
Britain’s launch of a National Centre for Information Defence is not just a headline; it is a clear, unavoidable alarm bell for organisations everywhere — including Singaporean SMEs. The move acknowledges something many have known for years: information environments are battlefields. When fact and fiction begin to blur, the costContinue Reading
A global tug of war over rules for artificial intelligence is unfolding and the stakes are high. Companies, regulators and citizens are grappling with a simple but terrifying question: how to harness enormous opportunity without handing over the keys to catastrophic harm. The conversation is no longer abstract. It isContinue Reading
Minutes now separate a successful takedown from a devastating loss. That is the hard truth lurking behind the new Cyber Command in Singapore — a unit that turned what used to be hours of coordination into an operational sprint capable of pulling scam sites offline almost immediately. Why speed mattersContinue Reading
This moment marks a turning point for how advanced AI models will be tested, governed and trusted. Anthropic’s decision to embed evaluators from Accenture’s Faculty inside its walls — backed by a pledged US$1 billion commitment from each party over five years — is not mere public relations. It isContinue Reading
