David Koh, Singapore’s first cybersecurity chief, retires on July 1

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Singapore’s first cybersecurity chief, David Koh, will retire on July 1 after 11 years leading the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore. Gwenda Fong will take over as chief executive and commissioner of cybersecurity. The article highlights Koh’s role in building Singapore’s cybersecurity strategy, legislation, and international standing. It also notes his work on emerging threats, talent development, and public-sector cyber initiatives. The transition could influence future policy direction and procurement priorities in Singapore’s cybersecurity ecosystem.

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