US collaboration with allies, China's accusations, & Vietnam's data protection decree

Get ready for the latest episode of APAC Cyber Security Show, packed with insights and updates on the hottest topics in the world of cybersecurity.

In this episode, our co-hosts, Brian Fernandez and Benjamin Ang, Head of Cyber and Homeland Defence at NTU Singapore, share their views on some fascinating developments in the field:

First up, they discuss the United States’ bold move to send more cyber forces overseas, as part of a wider effort to collaborate with foreign allies in the fight against cybercrime. This is a crucial step in tackling the growing problem of cross-border attacks.
But things take an interesting turn when China accuses the US of being the biggest thief of secrets, following the recent leak of classified military documents on social media. Ben weighs in on this and offers some valuable takeaways for individuals and corporations looking to safeguard their data.
Meanwhile, Vietnam is ramping up its cybersecurity initiatives, with a new decree on personal data protection. Our hosts examine the implications of this and what it means for the country’s digital landscape.
They also discuss the importance of governments supporting smaller organizations in the fight against cybercrime, highlighting Singapore’s efforts to assist local SMEs.
And finally, don’t miss the exciting announcement of the upcoming Black Hat Asia 2023 Cybersecurity Conference. Our hosts give a sneak peek into what you can expect from this highly anticipated event.