SMEs and the challenges in cybersecurity were raised at the COS debate, where former Cabinet Minister Yaacob Ibrahim outlined several measures to equip SMEs with cyber security knowledge to better respond to threats. Strapped for cash, Singapore SMEs are often the most vulnerable. Attempting to manage security operations in-house is a costly exercise and trying to find the right talent seems virtually impossible in a talent-short market. What can SMEs do to protect their critical intellectual property? To tell us more is Andrew Tan, MD at JOS, a leading systems integrator.

<p>SMEs and the challenges in cybersecurity were raised at the COS debate, where former Cabinet Minister Yaacob Ibrahim outlined several measures to equip SMEs with cyber security knowledge to better respond to threats. Strapped for cash, Singapore SMEs are often the most vulnerable. Attempting to manage security operations in-house is a costly exercise and trying to find the right talent seems virtually impossible in a talent-short market. What can SMEs do to protect their critical intellectual property? To tell us more is Andrew Tan, MD at JOS, a leading systems integrator.</p>

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