APT41: It’s GAME OVER for Chinese persistent threat group
Dubbed a ‘double dragon’ group due to its dual objectives, APT41 is history, at least until more state-sponsored groups replace them!
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Qbot trojan as August 2020’s most popular malware
Another exciting month of malware and vulnerability limelight shifts for your undivided reference…
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Massive surge in cyberthreats in H1 2020 foreshadow worse threats to come
Reviewing the past half year has led one cybersecurity solutions firm to predict more attacks ahead. Is your organization sufficiently prepared?
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Fined only S$10k for data leak, but how much will the reputational damage cost?
How much will victims lose if cybercriminals found and used the lost data? We are referring to Singapore’s ride-hailing data-breach!
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Calling all parents: be careful what trivial information you post online
You and your children may love the social chatter, but dangerous enemies are piecing together a cyberweapon to use against you.
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Danger: accessing corporate data on personal devices at home is risky
One global study points to a 40% risk among the distributed workforce surveyed.
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Tuxedoed Penguin caught in the crosshairs: How apt!
It was only a matter of time before the rising prominence of Linux attracted the attention of advanced persistent cybercrooks!
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Foiling ransomware attacks with an immutable backup architecture
When no organizations are impervious to cyberattacks, backup immutability should be part of every business’ defense strategy. Find out more here…
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Warning: Ripple20 vulnerability may be the next gateway for hackers
Urgent patching or decommissioning of affected devices is needed because hackers can evade EDR and NGFW detection.
A major threat has been found in a low-level TCP/IP software library developed by Treck Inc that is commonly used by device manufacturers across many industries, including utilities, healthcare, government, and academia. The impact of this threat ripples through complex software supply chains, making it a difficult vulnerability to mitigate, according to cybersecurity firm ExtraHop.
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Money laundering in APAC: is AI the most powerful detergent or deterrent?
Detecting, deterring and destroying money laundering can benefit from AI, but traditional rules-based AML laws may be complicating effective adoption.
Can AI strengthen efforts to thwart money-laundering? Some 73% of banks in Singapore believed so, but many remained unsure how to operationalize the advanced technology to that end.
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Case Studies
Cyber protection for medical clinics in Singapore
As Singapore’s healthcare sector becomes increasingly digital and interconnected, clinics are facing heightened cyber risks, …Read more
India’s WazirX strengthens governance and digital asset security
Revamping its custody infrastructure using multi‑party computation tools has improved operational resilience and institutional‑grade safeguardsRead more
Bangladesh LGED modernizes communication while addressing data security concerns
To meet emerging data localization/privacy regulations, the government engineering agency deploys a secure, unified digital …Read more
What AI worries keep members of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners sleepless?
This case study examines how many anti-fraud professionals reported feeling underprepared to counter rising AI-driven …Read more