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Singapore’s Cybersecurity Upgrade: Cloud Services & Data Centers, Welcome to the Responsibility Club!
Buckle up, cloud services and data centers! The Singaporean government is ready to play cyber-mom with its proposed “Singapore Cybersecurity Bill Amendments”. It’s like the cyber equivalent of a curfew; you’re now officially ‘critical’ and must report cyber attacks ASAP. So, don your big cybersecurity…
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Looks like the Singaporean government is trying to put on its big cybersecurity pants, aiming to extend its cyber watchful eye to cloud service providers and data center operators. They're introducing 'foundational digital infrastructure services' to the cool kids club, previously only home to critical information infrastructure (CII). So, cloud services and data centers, get ready to be dragged into the limelight and subjected to all the joys of being deemed 'critical.' It's like the cyber equivalent of being told you can't stay out past midnight anymore because you have responsibilities.Already a member? Log in here