Threat intelligence company Recorded Future has signed a memorandum of collaboration (MOC) with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) during this week’s Singapore International Cyber Week.
The MOC underlines both parties’ commitment to raise Singapore’s cybersecurity posture towards emerging cyber threats by enhancing analytical, organisational, and technical capabilities
“As cyber threats evolve quickly, it is important for CSA to leverage new technologies to enhance our threat intelligence capabilities to stay one step ahead of threat actors,” said CSA Assistant Chief Executive Dan Yock Hau. “Our partnership with Recorded Future will provide opportunities for joint threat research activities, as well as enhanced collaboration in ASEAN to build on cybersecurity defence in the region.”
“As the world’s leading threat intelligence company, Recorded Future is proud to support the work of CSA to enhance Singapore’s national cyber defence capabilities, promoting national and regional security,” said Recorded Future Chief of Staff Jonathan Luff. “The MOC will facilitate the exchange of cybersecurity knowledge and insights, potential collaboration on joint research reports, and the development of new technological solutions to combat cyber threats.”
“The partnership will facilitate enhanced cybersecurity collaboration across the ASEAN region on topics of cybersecurity, such as scams and mobile security threats,” he added. “This is an exciting moment for our partnership, and we look forward to working ever more closely with the outstanding CSA team.”
