Telecompaper Singtel and DART Launch Cybersecurity Training for Critical Infrastructure
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- •Singtel and DART launched a training program for cybersecurity professionals.
- •The program focuses on detecting and responding to Advanced Persistent Threats.
- •Participants can receive significant subsidies, reducing costs to S$1,000.
On November 4, 2026, Singtel and DART introduced the Advanced Persistent Threat Detection and Response Programme to enhance cybersecurity skills among professionals protecting Singapore's Critical Information Infrastructure (CII). The five-day program aims to equip participants with practical skills to detect and respond to sophisticated cyberattacks, particularly Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) targeting IT and Operational Technology (OT) environments. The initiative is a response to a reported four-fold increase in APT attacks in Singapore from 2021 to 2024, with CII being specifically targeted by actor UNC3886 in 2025. The program costs S$8,000 per participant, with eligible participants receiving subsidies of up to 90%, reducing the fee to S$1,000. This training aligns with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore's efforts to bolster cybersecurity capabilities across essential service sectors.
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