A trade association published a revised bilingual cyber hygiene checklist on 18 August, replacing a 2024 edition that omitted invoice redirection scams. The PDF walks office managers through password vault adoption, multi-factor authentication, and offline backup rotation.
Workshops will run at community club rooms in September; registration is free but capped at forty seats per session. Participants receive laminated quick-reference cards for reception desks.
Key additions
New sections cover QR-code payment spoofing at hawker stalls that share corporate accounts, plus steps for revoking ex-employee access within twenty-four hours of departure.