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242.9 SGD Million Lost to Government Impersonation Scams Singapore’s decision to reduce the amount of public officer information available through an online government directory reflects a wider cybersecurity problem: information does not need to be confidential to become dangerous. Names, job titles, agencies, email addresses and telephone numbers may be legitimate public information, yet combined
1 Partnership, Stronger Cybersecurity for Singapore and Australia Cyber threats do not stop at national borders, and neither can effective cybersecurity. On 30 July 2026, Australia hosted the inaugural Australia-Singapore Cyber and Digital Senior Officials Dialogue, bringing both governments together to deepen cooperation across cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and regional development. The meeting built
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
2026 Is Raising the Stakes for Customer Data Protection in Retail On 26 July 2026, Love, Bonito identified a website vulnerability that had allowed unauthorised access to some customer accounts. According to The Straits Times’ report on the Love, Bonito customer data incident, the information exposed may have included names, dates of birth, e-mail addresses,