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DigiCert, a global intelligent trust specialist, has announced the general availability of DigiCert Quantum Central , part of the DigiCert ONE platform. Quantum Central helps organisations manage and demonstrate progress toward post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness*. Previewed in July, Quantum Central offers expanded capabilities that help organisations move from finding cryptographic risks to managing them. Teams can bring together cryptographic data from multiple sources, apply their own security policies, initiate remediation workflows, assign ownership, and track progress from a central location. The launch comes as organisations struggle to turn PQC planning into execution. According to the 2026 DigiCert Quantum Readiness Outlook , 87% of organisations are planning, testing or implementing PQC initiatives, yet only 7% have deployed quantum-safe or hybrid cryptography. “Most organisations understand the quantum risk. Their challenge is coordinating action across le...

Cohesity, the AI and data security specialist, has released findings from the 5th annual Cohesity Global Cyber Resilience Report highlighting that only 2% of Singapore organisations are confident in their ability to withstand cyberattacks accelerated by frontier artificial intelligence (AI) models. Forty percent say significant change is needed, higher than the global average of 32% showing Singapore is more attuned to the risks, but gaps in organisational readiness remain.   Even before frontier AI becomes commonplace, many Singapore organisations were already struggling to keep pace with current threats, Cohesity said. While almost every Singapore organisation (99%) has a cyber resilience strategy, the research highlights that these strategies may not withstand real-world scenarios or conditions. Three in five (60%) say their strategy still requires improvement, including 12% who say the improvement needed is significant.   A high proportion (93%) of those attacked in the...