Singapore Amends Cybersecurity Law To Better Secure National Interests, Essential Services
Singapore is fortifying its cyber defenses through amendments to the Cybersecurity Act. The revised law mandates service providers report cyberattacks and addresses emerging technologies like cloud computing. While concerns arose regarding Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) designation, regulating overseas systems, and compliance costs – the government assured support for affected firms, especially for SMEs. This revision bolsters national security and safeguards essential services in an evolving digital landscape.
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(Source: Channel News Asia)
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