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Cybersecurity concerns were a top trend that businesses expect to impact them in the next 12 months, according to a Singapore Business Federation survey for 2023-24. Changes proposed in the Cybersecurity (Amendment) Bill are welcome as they will help Singapore keep pace with the evolving cyber-threat landscape and busi
Under the proposed amendment to the Cybersecurity (Amendment) Bill, Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) owners remain responsible for the cybersecurity and resilience of the CII and they are now required to report more types of cyber incidents, including those targeting their supply chains and peripheral systems
As tactics of malicious actors evolve to target systems peripheral to owners of critical services, Singapore must also place "alarms" at these places, says Senior Minister of State for Communications and Information Janil Puthucheary.
This will allow the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore to be more aware of threats that could potentially cause disruptions to essential services such as water, electricity and banking.