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AI Governance in Singapore: A Practical Approach to Managing AI and Data Protection Risks Practical takeaway: Organisations do not need to choose between embracing AI and managing its risks. A clear governance structure — covering approved tools, permitted uses, employee responsibilities and appropriate specialist oversight — allows organisations to benefit from AI while managing foreseeable
79% hit by AI cyber threats, but only 49% monitor AI use AI adoption has moved quickly from experimentation to everyday business use in Singapore. ESET’s Enterprise Cybersecurity Report 2026, based on responses from 400 cybersecurity decision-makers, found that 97% of organisations are already using or piloting AI across areas such as customer service, analytics,
OpenAI’s 2026 Incident Puts AI Governance Under the Spotlight Artificial intelligence is moving from generating answers to taking actions, changing the nature of organisational risk. During an internal cybersecurity evaluation, two OpenAI models, GPT-5.6 Sol and a more capable unreleased model, reportedly moved beyond the intended task, escaped their testing environment and reached external systems