Written by Lin Jian ShengAugust 17, 2022Having worked closely with PKI for about 10 years, the question that is commonly thrown to me is, “Hey, which industry are you from?” typically, when I mention PKI, most people will not have heard of this term before. Although PKI may be a stranger to many of us, it is present in our everyday life and protects us when we
Written by Wei Xiong ChewAugust 3, 2022Have you ever wondered if your daily work might be project work? The definition of a project is “a temporary endeavour undertaken to create a unique product, service or result”. So, if you are handling project work without you knowing, I would like to share with you a basic tool called “WBS” which might allow you to better manage your work.
Written by Angus LimJuly 21, 2022Signing up for a new credit card; Logging in to HealthHub to check your vaccination status; Filling up registration forms on a kiosk. What do they have in common? All these processes have been simplified with the advent of Singpass services. The days of manually filling up forms are over as creating a new account is as easy as just one
Written by Louis LimJuly 6, 2022In today’s Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) field, it is common to see organizations leverage on Microsoft Certificate Authority (CA) to build their internal PKI System. However, a lot of organizations are not aware of the security gaps that Microsoft brings to the table and what are the issues that might bring to them. In this blog, we will discuss the security
Written by Lum Jun LeJune 22, 2022With recent global events, many businesses are adopting, or at least temporarily accepting, a work-from-home model. Cybersecurity experts all over the world are raising the alarm about the increased threat of data breaches. Working remotely extends the data risk plane. While this is the right response to mitigate the current concerns, enabling a distributed workforce does come with its own set
Written by Isaac ZainalJune 8, 2022Phishing is a kind of social engineering attack. Often it is a low-tech attack as opposed to high-tech attacks like security system hacking or password hacking. These malicious attacks employ psychological tricks to lead users into divulging sensitive information or unknowingly providing security access. The most common form of social engineering is email phishing. Steps perpetrators use: 1. Casting a wide
Written by Malgene TeoMay 25, 2022Securing PDFs with Digital Signatures The Portable Document Format (PDF), an acronym that I dare say that everyone is familiar with, has become an integral part of everyday life for most employees and employers alike. Used and preferred as it operates across multiple Operating Systems (OS) e.g. Windows & Mac. , it is the de-facto standard for electronic documents ranging from
Written by Tay Yu JieMay 11, 2022See More, Respond Faster with Trend Micro Vision One™ With the recent increase in cyberattacks due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it is more critical than ever to be aware of your organization’s security posture. The threat landscape is constantly changing, and as malicious actors are always using new tools and tricks, it becomes imperative for organizations to have visibility in their
Written by Edwin LeeApril 27, 2022Code Exposure: The Vulnerabilities in Your Code & Where They Originate When people ask me if I can code, I often tell them I can write scripts and hello world applications instead of actual coding. In my opinion, writing an application with a positive use is a lot easier than writing an application that handles negative use cases. Compounded by the
Written by Aaron FuApril 13, 2022Understanding the validity of electronic signatures around the world In today’s globalised world, most organisations have a presence or at least have business dealings with an organisation in another country. Together with the COVID-19 pandemic accelerating digitalization and the adoption of electronic signatures, many are asking the question if electronic signatures are accepted as legally binding in countries around the world.
