Mr David Koh, 61, will be succeeded on Jul 1 by public sector veteran Gwenda Fong, 48, who will be appointed as CSA chief executive and Commissioner of Cybersecurity.
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Mr David Koh, 61, will be succeeded on Jul 1 by public sector veteran Gwenda Fong, 48, who will be appointed as CSA chief executive and Commissioner of Cybersecurity.
Ms Gwenda Fong (left) will suceed Mr David Koh as Cyber Security Agency of Singapore chief executive and Commissioner of Cybersecurity on Jul 1, 2026. (Photos: Ministry of Digital Development and Information)
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