Tag archive: Cybersecurity

The metaverse presents a unique challenge for governments and regulators. How do you legislate for an idea that is so...

Since taking office, the Biden Administration has shown little evidence of deviating from the era of ‘strategic competition’ with China...

Since Ursula von der Leyen introduced the idea of leading a ‘Geopolitical Commission’ in 2019, the EU has placed security...

What does 2023 have in store for technology, policy, and regulation? 2023 represents a defining year for the tech sector....

The next generation of web technologies has arrived. Blockchain and DLT systems promise to revolutionise logistics and administration through timestamping...

From 26 September to 14 October, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has been holding its Plenipotentiary Conference (PP-22), which occurs...

Introduction In Africa, core services such as communications, electric grids, transport systems, health services, and smart cities, are increasingly dependent...

From 6-10 June, government, businesses, civil society, and youth leaders from the Americas convened in Los Angeles, California, for the...

In May 2022, the United States Congress made major progress on cybersecurity legislation – particularly with regards to interagency coordination...

In a move widely telegraphed and consulted with the industry, the Singapore Cybersecurity Agency (CSA) has established a licensing scheme...

In late 2021, a major cyber vulnerability was detected in Apache Log4j, a logging function of Java that is present...

Masterclass conducted for Austrade (May 2020)

Webinar conducted for CSA via BrightTALK (27 May 2020)

“It’s not if, but when”, a phrase almost guaranteed to creep into any event with information security on the menu. Yet beyond the roundtables and fora increasingly devoted to cybersecurity and data privacy, this phrase took on a very real meaning as households in the SAR awoke on October 25th to the possibility that their personal information had been leaked along with some 9 million other Cathay Pacific accounts breached earlier this year.

Is nothing safe! From next month, Singapore’s civil servants will be disconnected from the Internet.[1] And then connected again using...

The Bangladesh Bank heist in March 2016 netted USD81 million when fake transfer requests were wired to the Federal Reserve...

Many years ago I lived in one of the less secure, less affluent parts of London. It was a neighbourhood...

Executive Summary Being a networked government can offer tremendous opportunity for governments globally to connect with their citizens, productively collect...