Mr David Koh looked back on his time as chief executive of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, in his first exclusive media interview since retiring on Jul 1.
AI could reduce cyberattack development from weeks to hours and target rare critical infrastructure—Singapore's cyber chief warns traditional defenses are obsolete. Board-level teams need continuous monitoring and faster patching instead of annual audits to counter AI-enabled threats.
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Mr David Koh looked back on his time as chief executive of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, in his first exclusive media interview since retiring on Jul 1.
Mr David Koh, founding chief executive of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, on Jul 20, 2026. (Photo: CNA/Ooi Boon Keong)
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