SINGAPORE - The rising sophistication of cyberattacks that can even disrupt the operations of key infocomm infrastructure - such as those in the banking, transport, energy and public sectors - is a potential threat to Singapore.
This is made worse by a global shortage of highly-skilled infocomm-security professionals who can defend against such attacks.
So, Singapore is embarking on a five-year National Cyber Security Masterplan to boost the number of such security experts here and bolster its defences against cyber threats.
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