New Singapore cybersecurity strategy to tap 'best available' AI models for cyber defence
To prepare for AI-enabled cyber threats, Singapore will seek to act earlier, at national scale and at the speed of malicious attackers, says Senior Minister K Shanmugam.
Singapore's new cybersecurity strategy aims to harness the best available AI models for cyber defense, rather than developing its own. Senior Minister K Shanmugam stated that Singapore will act earlier, at national scale and at the speed of malicious attackers. The strategy is broader than previous efforts and will cover strengthening critical infrastructure, building capabilities for AI and quantum, deepening global partnerships, and investing in the cybersecurity ecosystem and workforce.
AI enables faster, more sophisticated attacks, making cybersecurity more challenging. Singapore must adopt AI in a safe and secure manner, and act earlier in the face of threats. The strategy emphasizes continuous monitoring and threat hunting, as well as collaboration between government and industry on a national scale. Singapore will progressively deploy AI across its national cyber defense operations, including within the National Cybersecurity Command Centre and Government Cyber Security Operations Centre.
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