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Cyber Security Agency of SingaporeSafer Cyberspace Division

Senior Assistant Director (Protective DNS), Safer Cyberspace Division

Singaporeonsitedirector$17K – $25K

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The Safer Cyberspace Division in CSA focuses on building national cyber resilience of organisations in Singapore. The Division develops and manages national cybersecurity technology initiatives under the SG Cyber Safe programme, in order to enable a safer cyberspace. Examples of programmes which the Division has rolled out include the CSA Cyber Essentials and Cyber Trust mark, which are published as national cybersecurity standards in Singapore. The target segment of the Division are Entities of Special Cybersecurity Interest (ESCI) regulated under the Cybersecurity Act and non-Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) organisations in Singapore, and these can range from large or significant organisations to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), which form 99% of Singapore’s economy.…

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