 Last month, the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) revealed that almost half of Singaporeans suffered at least 1 cybersecurity lapse in past year. In the CSA survey, it is said that almost half, or 48 per cent, of Singaporeans had experienced at least one cyber incident in the past 12 months.This includes being hacked, having one’s data stolen, or receiving a lot of pop-up advertisements because persistent pop-ups are a common sign of malware infection. George Lee is Vice President of network security company, RSA in Asia Pacific and Japan and he joins us to talk us through it.

<p>&nbsp;Last month, the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) revealed that almost half of Singaporeans suffered at least 1 cybersecurity lapse in past year. In the CSA survey, it is said that almost half, or 48 per cent, of Singaporeans had experienced at least one cyber incident in the past 12 months.This includes being hacked, having one&rsquo;s data stolen, or receiving a lot of pop-up advertisements because persistent pop-ups are a common sign of malware infection. George Lee is Vice President of network security company, RSA in Asia Pacific and Japan and he joins us to talk us through it.</p>

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