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How can we better protect important services from cyber threats related to new technologies like AI?
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The Infocomm Media Development Authority has issued an advisory to telcos on measures to protect themselves against cybersecurity threats
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Telcos should collaborate with cybersecurity experts to create an industry-wide standard for protecting against AI-related threats. Collective action can lead to stronger defenses and foster trust among consumers in the digital landscape.
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While enhancing cybersecurity measures is important, we must be cautious about overregulating the telco sector. Excessive restrictions could stifle innovation and lead to higher costs for consumers without necessarily improving safety.
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