Kristhoff Cagape · · 4 min readCybersecurity jobs in Singapore: Facts you should know (Infographic)
Singapore’s Smart Nation initiative means that there is an increasing need for cybersecurity analysts. As the country moves towards a unified e-payment system and programs like digital tech for low-income households, internet of things for healthcare, and logistics for shopping malls, one thing is certain: Cyberattacks will be disruptive.
Here’s a peek at Singapore’s cybersecurity outlook.
Additional reporting by Pearl Lee and design by Andre Gunawan, Tech in Asia.
The Cyber Security Associates and Technologists (CSAT) Programme is a joint initiative by CSA and Info-communications Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA). By collaborating with companies which are CSAT Training Partners, the CSAT Programme trains and up-skills fresh ICT and mid-career professionals for cybersecurity roles.
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