Cybersecurity
Who has the keys to your AI? Redefining privileged access for security leaders
As AI agents gain access to sensitive systems and data, security leaders need to rethink privileged access across human and non-human identities, writes Eric Kong of SailPoint.
Singapore’s scam and cybercrime cases down 17.9 percent to 18,391 cases in first half
Singapore scam and cybercrime cases fell by 17.9 percent to 18,391 cases, compared with 22,397 cases in the same period in 2025, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said on Wednesday.
How Asia’s trading boom exposes the illusion of network resilience
As Asian trading volumes and market-data demands rise, firms need to examine whether their backup connectivity can survive the same disruption as their primary routes.
Fujitsu outlines AI-backed cyber defense model for enterprises
Fujitsu has outlined a cyber defense lifecycle strategy combining enterprise monitoring, a virtual nerve center and planned AI security services.
WhatsApp expands passkeys and strengthens account security
WhatsApp says more than one billion people use passkeys as it adds multiple-passkey support, stronger two-step verification and caller context.
ESET survey says 79% of Singapore organizations faced AI-related cyber threats
An ESET-commissioned survey of 400 cybersecurity decision-makers in Singapore found 79 percent reported at least one AI-related cyber threat in the past year.
Okta launches Agent SSO for governing enterprise AI agents
Okta has launched Agent SSO to register AI agents as managed identities and govern their access with short-lived tokens and central policies.
What repeated retail breaches reveal about the security behind the storefront
Repeated retail breaches across APAC show why identity governance, privileged access and non-human identities are becoming central to e-commerce security.
Singapore police disrupt 30,000 Apple iMessage accounts as scam losses hit $1.7M
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has disrupted more than 30,000 Apple iMessage accounts linked to a scam campaign that has caused about S$2.2 million ($1.7 million) in losses.
Building cybersecurity sovereignty: Transparency, control, and resilience by design
Cybersecurity sovereignty is becoming a governance and resilience issue. Heng Lee examines how organizations can balance security effectiveness with transparency, operational control, data governance, and external dependencies.
