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CEOs of critical infrastructure briefed on APT risks prior to Jul 18 announcement on UNC3886 attack
CEOs of critical infrastructure briefed on APT risks prior to Jul 18 announcement on UNC3886 attack

CNA

time18 hours ago

  • Business
  • CNA

CEOs of critical infrastructure briefed on APT risks prior to Jul 18 announcement on UNC3886 attack

The Cyber Security Agency had convened CEOs of all critical information infrastructure (CII) for a briefing focusing on risks posed by advanced persistent threats (APTs). It took place before Jul 18, when it was announced that Singapore was under attack by by the entity identified as UNC3886. New requirements will be introduced for all CII owners to report incidents suspected to have been caused by APTs. Nicolas Ng with more. The Cyber Security Agency had convened CEOs of all critical information infrastructure (CII) for a briefing focusing on risks posed by advanced persistent threats (APTs). It took place before Jul 18, when it was announced that Singapore was under attack by by the entity identified as UNC3886. New requirements will be introduced for all CII owners to report incidents suspected to have been caused by APTs. Nicolas Ng with more.

Malaysian authorities say situation at land border with Singapore back under control following day of auto-gate chaos
Malaysian authorities say situation at land border with Singapore back under control following day of auto-gate chaos

CNA

time20-07-2025

  • CNA

Malaysian authorities say situation at land border with Singapore back under control following day of auto-gate chaos

Malaysian authorities say the situation at a major land border with Singapore is back under control after some auto-immigration gates resumed normal operations on Saturday evening. Thousands of travellers had reported hours-long wait, due to issues affecting auto-gate functions for foreigners since Friday afternoon. Visitors from 63 countries and regions, including Singapore, have used this system to cross the border since June last year. Nicolas Ng with more.

Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute to receive S$66m grant
Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute to receive S$66m grant

CNA

time11-07-2025

  • Science
  • CNA

Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute to receive S$66m grant

Singapore is setting aside S$66 million in grants to boost nuclear safety research. The new Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute will also assess the potential use of nuclear energy in the country. Located at the National University of Singapore campus, the institute will expand its future research areas to include methods for detecting radiation. It aims to hire 100 staff by 2030. Nicolas Ng reports.

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