The recent hacking of government websites in Singapore has put cybersecurity front of mind for many organisations. As a result, much investment has gone into beefing up cybersecurity within both the public and private sectors. Last year, the Singapore government passed the Cybersecurity Act, which highlights Critical Information Infrastructure sectors that will need to meet minimum security requirements. This includes infocomm, transport, healthcare, banking and finance, among others. Amid a global shortage of tech talent, what can Singapore and its companies do? We speak to Eric Chan, Senior Director of Sales Engineering at Forcepoint.

<p>The recent hacking of government websites in Singapore has put cybersecurity front of mind for many organisations. As a result, much investment has gone into beefing up cybersecurity within both the public and private sectors. Last year, the Singapore government passed the Cybersecurity Act, which highlights Critical Information Infrastructure sectors that will need to meet minimum security requirements. This includes infocomm, transport, healthcare, banking and finance, among others. Amid a global shortage of tech talent, what can Singapore and its companies do? We speak to Eric Chan, Senior Director of Sales Engineering at Forcepoint.</p>

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