Opinion
162 articles
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Singapore SMEs Think They're Too Small to Be Hacked. That's Exactly the Problem.
CSA data shows SMEs are disproportionately hit by ransomware, yet 46% think they are unlikely targets. Why size is no defence, and where to start.
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The Next Hacker Might Not Be Human. Welcome to AI-Powered Cybercrime.
What documented AI-run attacks show: autonomous reconnaissance, exploit writing and agent swarms, their limits, and how intelligent threat prevention responds.
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Hackers Have AI Now. Is Your Company's Firewall Still Living in 2015?
Attackers now use AI to scan, phish and exploit faster. Signs your firewall is out of date, what a modern NGFW adds, and an upgrade path for SMEs.
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Your Firewall Might Be Giving You a False Sense of Security
Why a firewall alone cannot stop every attack: firewall exploits, stolen credentials and phishing, and the patching, MFA, endpoint and backup steps it needs.
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AI Is Making Cybercrime Cheaper. Why Are Businesses Still Cutting Security Budgets?
Criminal AI tools now cost tens of dollars a month while security budget growth slows. The economics of AI attacks and where SMEs should spend first.
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Your Office Has CCTV, Door Access and Security Guards. But Who's Guarding Your Network?
Offices invest in CCTV, door access and guards but often leave the network unguarded. The cyber equivalent of each, and what it costs to put in place.
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FortiGate Firewall Review: Is Fortinet Still Worth Buying in 2026?
A 2026 assessment of FortiGate for SMEs: performance, licensing, Security Fabric, vulnerability record, SSL VPN changes, pricing and who should buy it.
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NVIDIA RTX Spark vs GB10: Is Windows Finally Ready to Challenge Linux for Local AI?
RTX Spark brings CUDA and PyTorch to Windows on Arm. Which AI frameworks run natively, where Linux GB10 systems still lead, and how teams can use both.
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Four GB10 Supercomputers on One Desk: Brilliant AI Cluster or Expensive Experiment?
What a four-unit NVIDIA GB10 cluster costs, needs and delivers: 512 GB pooled memory, switch requirements, published results and how it compares with GB300.
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Video Conferencing & Meeting Rooms
Stop Wasting Money on Complicated Meeting Rooms: Meet the Yealink UVC40 E2
Why small meeting rooms rarely need complex systems: the Yealink UVC40 E2 puts camera, 8 mics and speaker in one USB bar. Sample costs and when to spend...
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Your AI Meeting Summary Might Be Wrong. Who Takes Responsibility?
AI meeting summaries can be wrong. Who is accountable, what Microsoft and Zoom say, PDPA accuracy duties and a review workflow for Singapore teams.
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Is the Traditional Office Headset About to Become a Fashion Accessory?
Office headsets are going boomless, foldable and colourful. What the lifestyle look gives up on calls, and how IT buyers in Singapore should respond.
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Should Your Meeting Room Be Allowed to Record Everything You Say?
Meeting room recording and consent: what the PDPA says about voices, who can record, Teams consent settings and room hardware controls for Singapore offices.
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Are Boomless Headsets Sacrificing Call Quality for Good Looks?
Boomless headsets look sleek on video, but do they cost you call clarity? What you trade away and who should keep a boom mic in Singapore.
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Are AI Meeting Notes Making Employees Forget How to Listen?
Are AI meeting notes making employees worse listeners? What the research shows, the accessibility upside and better meeting habits for Singapore teams.
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Should AI Be Allowed to Attend a Confidential Board Meeting?
Should AI attend confidential board meetings? Copilot and Zoom AI settings, data location, retention and a tiered policy for Singapore boards.
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Someone in Your Meeting Could Be Wearing AI Smart Glasses. Would You Know?
AI smart glasses and wearable recorders in meetings: what they capture, what the recording light means and how Singapore offices can protect confidentiality.
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Video Conferencing & Meeting Rooms
Are AI Cameras Making Meetings Better or Just Making Everyone Look Busy?
Do AI meeting cameras improve engagement or just make people perform? Where auto framing helps, where it does not, and what to switch on in Singapore.
