Evian’s final day made something clear: technology is now a national-security bargaining chip, and the ripple effects reach far beyond palace dinners and summit statements. Leaders gathered under the shaded pines of the lakeside resort discussed artificial intelligence, social media regulation, and the fragile line between innovation and harm. ForContinue Reading
Wake-up call for every Singapore SME that treats data as an afterthought: a hacking collective publicly claimed a breach of Novo Nordisk, stealing more than a terabyte of data and attempting a US$25 million extortion. The scale—source code, proprietary drug information, clinical trial files, employee records—should not be shrugged offContinue Reading
Mythos just detonated a new reality in the cyber arms race. What began as a promising tool to find software flaws has been paused under an order that makes the stakes unmistakably clear: when artificial intelligence can autonomously discover and weaponise previously hidden vulnerabilities, access controls are no longer optionalContinue Reading
Standards are not a checkbox. They are infrastructure: invisible, relentless, and absolutely unforgiving when ignored. For home-grown technology firms navigating the jump from lab-bench prototypes to global markets, the decision to adopt standards like ISO 13485 or ISO 27001 is the difference between brittle hope and repeatable, defensible success. FromContinue Reading
Malaysia’s move to bar under-16s from major social media platforms is decisive, clumsy and symptomatic of a deeper policy mismatch. The law lands like a blunt instrument on a generation for whom digital life is not optional but essential: group chats for homework, Discord for study groups, TikTok for bite-sizedContinue Reading
Singapore’s move to team up with Microsoft to test frontier AI models is not optional window-dressing. It is a clarion call: when models can autonomously discover software bugs and craft exploits, complacency becomes culpability. This partnership between the Infocomm Media Development Authority and Microsoft is bold, necessary, and overdue. ItContinue Reading
Meta has escalated a legal fight that should alarm every small and medium business in Singapore and beyond. On June 8, a federal court contempt order was filed against NSO Group after evidence surfaced that the company violated a permanent injunction barring it from ever targeting WhatsApp and its users.Continue Reading
This week’s LittleLives incident with PCF Sparkletots is a blunt reminder: even trusted vendors can be the weakest link. The facts are clear — a compromised user account at LittleLives led to unauthorised access to a portion of the pupil management system. Photos and developmental records were hosted separately andContinue Reading
The PDPC investigation into the potential data breach affecting PCF Sparkletots is not merely another headline — it is a clarion call for every small and medium enterprise that entrusts sensitive information to third parties. Details are still emerging, but the facts reported so far are stark: a vendor systemContinue Reading
There is no longer room for naivety when national exam integrity collides with sloppy digital design. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in India confirmed that vulnerabilities in the OnMark portal were monitored and contained, after a teenager publicly flagged serious weaknesses. That admission should sound alarms beyond NewContinue Reading
