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Indonesia rises to third in Cloudflare DDoS target ranking

Cloudflare ranked Indonesia third among DDoS target locations in Q3 2026 as short, low-bandwidth attacks surged across its network.

Binance vows to cover all losses from security breach, estimated at $6.3B

Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, is investigating a security incident that it estimates has an overall impact of about $6.3 billion, and will cover all losses.

Check Point, ITE to train more than 500 Singapore cybersecurity students yearly

Check Point and Singapore's ITE plan to provide cybersecurity training resources and virtual labs to more than 500 students annually.

GMO investigates Onamae breach potentially affecting 26,739 servers

GMO Internet is investigating an intrusion into Onamae.com Desktop Cloud that potentially affected 26,739 servers and exposed customer information.

MarCoPay taps Sumsub for fraud checks on seafarer payments in Philippines

Philippine seafarer payments provider MarCoPay is working with Sumsub on identity verification and fraud monitoring amid anti-scam compliance demands.

Yubico’s Geoff Schomburgk on why MFA gaps persist amid AI phishing

Yubico APJ vice president Geoff Schomburgk discusses AI phishing, the limitations of common MFA methods, security keys and human authorization for AI agents.

Ping Identity’s Akkasha Sultan on AI-agent identity, permissions and trust [Q&A]

Ping Identity’s Akkasha Sultan discusses identity for AI agents, delegated authority, least privilege, audit trails and the human oversight that matters.

Singapore’s ST Engineering wins S$5.6B in Q3 contracts, S$13.2B year to date

Singapore's ST Engineering has secured S$5.6 billion ($4.3 billion) in new contracts in the third quarter of 2026, bringing its total contract wins for the first nine months of the year to S$13.2 billion.

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Is one source of cyber threat data enough to protect your business?

Kaspersky’s Oleg Shaburov argues for using multiple threat-intelligence feeds to reduce blind spots and improve security operations.

Waze says it adheres to strict privacy policies after Malaysia bans civil servants from using app

“Claims that Waze collects sensitive government information or allows any entity to exploit personal user data are completely false,” the company said in a response to TNGlobal. “Waze operates under strict privacy policies that protect user data and comply with global legal data protection standards,” Waze wrote in an email.