Singapore’s top artists in cyber security ratings, 100% with a grade, were agriculture, energy and healthcare, reported in the report. The financial sector adhered to closely, 90% of rated A, better than Europe’s 39%. Nevertheless, none of these graders can actually escape the supply chain entangle. The technology sector reported a highest direct violation rate of 40% over an average of 5% across the board.
The research is responsible for the period from 24 June 2024 to 24 June 2025, the top 100 cyber performance of the publicly traded companies in Singapore, although not directly nominated in the report, is probably prominent players such as DBS Group Holdings, C Limited, OCBC Bank, Singtel and United Extess Bank (YouB).
Singapore faced targeted threats
Beyond statistical risk, Singapore is also facing target operations against its important infrastructure. one such Operation Recently included China-Linked Threat Group UnC3886 saw Exploitation of weaknesses in Junipar (Juneos OS) router to infiltrate telecommunications and service provider networks.
“The campaign operates through a China-Nexus orb network known as Gobrate Orb,” said Gillad Magsles, a researcher at the threat of the SecurityCorecard, said. Operational relay box (ORB) networks secretly serve as layers of infrastructure, allowing the attackers to relay malicious activity through a net of the system of compromised, leading to continuous and developing attacks.