Press Releases

13 November 2026

Media Statement On Recent Reported Cyber Incidents

10 November 2026

CSA Strengthens Support for Cybersecurity Innovation, From Research to Market

13 companies awarded S$5.6 million under CyberCall 2025 to develop proposed solutions addressing AI-enabled and quantum risks; CyberCall 2026 launched to drive cybersecurity innovation to meet industry needs.

15 October 2026

Conduct of the 4th United States–Singapore Cyber Dialogue, 13 October 2026

Singapore and the United States convened the 4th U.S.-Singapore Cyber Policy Dialogue on 13 October 2026, reaffirming their commitment to bilateral cybersecurity cooperation. Discussions covered emerging cyber threats, AI-related risks, critical infrastructure protection, ransomware and scams. Both countries also explored ways to strengthen information sharing, incident response and regional cyber capacity building.

15 October 2026

Outcome Statement – Tabletop Exercise on Agentic AI Security and Control at the Singapore International Cyber Week 2026

Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) and Google convened cybersecurity policymakers, critical infrastructure leaders and AI safety experts at SICW 2026 for a tabletop exercise on agentic AI security. Participants examined risks posed by autonomous AI agents, discussed system-level safeguards and identified opportunities for international collaboration to strengthen the security and resilience of AI systems.

14 October 2026

CSA Sets Out Quantum-Safe Migration Timeline for Organisations and Launches New Grant

CSA has issued quantum-safe migration guidance, with CII systems to complete migration by 2031 and other organisations exposed to quantum risks encouraged to do so by 2035. To support early preparation, CSA has also launched the Quantum-Safe Kickstarter Grant to help organisations pilot quantum-safe solutions and address practical migration challenges.

14 October 2026

Cyber Incidents Remain Widespread: New Helpline Launched to Support Organisations

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore urges organisations to take steps to improve their cyber resilience.

14 October 2026

Memorandum of Understanding Between the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore and the Ministry of Digital Affairs of the Republic of Poland on Cooperation in the Area of Cybersecurity

Singapore and Poland strengthened bilateral cybersecurity cooperation through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed on 1 October 2026. The MOU establishes a framework for collaboration in cybersecurity policy, information sharing, emerging technologies, smart city cybersecurity, capacity building and joint initiatives. Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to deepening cooperation at the Singapore International Cyber Week 2026.

14 October 2026

Singapore Commits S$30 Million to Strengthen Regional Cyber Resilience Against Emerging Cyber Threats

Singapore will commit an additional S$30 million over five years to strengthen regional cybersecurity capacity building through the ASEAN Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence (ASCCE). Announced at the Singapore International Cyber Week 2026, the funding will support programmes in cyber incident response, critical infrastructure protection, AI-related cybersecurity risks and cyber diplomacy, while strengthening cooperation across ASEAN.

14 October 2026

Memorandum of Understanding Between the Singapore Cyber Security Agency (SingCERT) and the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) on Cybersecurity Cooperation

Singapore and India strengthened bilateral cybersecurity cooperation through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) exchanged at the Singapore International Cyber Week 2026. The MOU between SingCERT and CERT-In aims to enhance cyber resilience through information exchange, coordinated incident response, technology cooperation, capacity building and the exchange of best practices. A joint Expert Group will oversee its implementation.

13 October 2026

Singapore Launches Cybersecurity Strategy 2026 to Strengthen National Cyber Resilience

Singapore’s Cybersecurity Strategy 2026 sets out a whole-of-nation approach to strengthening cyber resilience. It focuses on defending critical infrastructure, securing the wider digital ecosystem, preparing for AI and quantum risks, strengthening global partnerships, building cybersecurity capabilities and developing a future-ready cyber workforce.