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The Zero Trust model represents a fundamental shift in how organisations approach cybersecurity. By adopting the principle of "Trust No One," organisations can significantly enhance their security posture, reducing the likelihood of data breaches and cyber threats.

The 2020 U.S. elections highlighted the critical role of cybersecurity in protecting electoral integrity. While significant threats emerged, proactive measures taken by federal and state agencies, alongside public awareness initiatives, played a vital role in safeguarding the electoral process.

This article explores the critical intersection of cybersecurity and Formula 1 racing. It highlights the increasing cyber threats faced by F1 teams, emphasizing a notable incident involving McLaren Racing in 2019. The article outlines the team's response to unauthorized access attempts, lessons learned, and broader trends in cybersecurity incidents across various teams. It underscores the importance of cybersecurity education in building resilience and fostering trust, positioning the Centre for Cybersecurity Institute (CFCI) as a leader in empowering the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

Deepfakes, AI-generated synthetic media that blur the line between reality and fiction, pose a significant threat in today’s digital age. Utilizing advanced machine learning techniques, deepfakes create convincing fake videos, audios, and images, leading to severe implications for individuals and organizations.

Supply chain attacks are becoming an increasingly dangerous cyber threat, targeting the software development process to compromise software at its source. This article explores how these attacks work, their impact on Singaporean businesses, and provides practical steps for mitigating the risk.

Ransomware as a Service (RaaS) is an emerging threat in Singapore, making powerful ransomware tools accessible to cybercriminals of all skill levels. Recent attacks on major Singaporean businesses, resulting in millions in financial losses, highlight the urgency for enhanced cybersecurity measures.

The Centre for Cybersecurity's 2024 Graduate Employment report demonstrates 89% of its batch of graduates secured employment within twelve months, highlighting the institution's promising start and the growing demand for cybersecurity professionals worldwide.

A. Pethanakshi, a Centre For Cybersecurity current student and community manager at Division Zero, organises events and initiatives to promote growth and engagement in the cybersecurity community. She advocates for more female representation in cybersecurity and believes in the power of initiatives like the Women in Cybersecurity Sessions (WICS) to empower women in tech.

Ainul Mardhiyyah, a 26-year-old Woman in Tech, content creator (@AinLovesCode), and diversity champion, shares insights on the gender gap in tech and cybersecurity, the challenges faced by women in these fields, the importance of diversity and representation, and advice for aspiring women in tech.

We explore the journey of Loh Kar Wei, a 21-year-old cybersecurity trainer, highlighting the unique strengths women bring to the field. She discusses initiatives at the Centre For Cybersecurity that support women in cybersecurity and encourages aspiring women to pursue their goals confidently.

In 2023, Taylor Swift's influence on cybersecurity was notable, with her fans demonstrating skills like problem-solving and online research that are valuable in the field. However, the use of predictable passwords based on Taylor Swift references poses security risks, and the Ticketmaster incident related to her tour highlighted the need for robust cybersecurity measures to prevent bot attacks and ticket scams.

Avoiding internet love scams in Singapore involves understanding how to detect deceitful behaviour and take steps to prevent falling victim to them. This brief overview provides tips on spotting warning signs and protecting oneself from potential deception in online relationships.