Cybersecurity

Rubrik APAC leader Ananth Nag discusses agent identity, MCP attack surfaces, human approval, auditability and recovery as AI agents enter security workflows.

OPSWAT, a cybersecurity company focused on protecting critical infrastructure, and Singapore's Institute of Technical Education (ITE) will jointly strengthen operational technology (OT) cybersecurity education in Singapore.

ST Engineering plans to open a Singapore center in early 2027 to assess and strengthen autonomous vehicles, drones, robots and cyber-physical systems.

Dropbox has launched its cross-cloud content governance product in Singapore, the second market worldwide after Japan.

Indosat and F5 have launched a governed enterprise AI platform combining model access, token metering, security controls and data-residency policies.

U Mobile and Telenor Linx have launched SIM-based phone-number verification in Malaysia, with Firebase support for developers.

VAST Data's John Mao discusses confidential AI, data sovereignty, attestation and workload portability, while Sharon AI's James Manning addresses production deployment and operating metrics.

A Ping Identity survey of 1,000 Singapore consumers finds willingness to use AI agents alongside strong concerns about representation, data access, oversight and regulation.

Neville Vincent of Trellix argues that agentic AI is compressing cyber response windows and forcing enterprises to strengthen identity, visibility and threat intelligence.

Sumsub's Penny Chai discusses help-desk impersonation, event-driven identity checks, employee privacy and governance for AI agents and other non-human identities.