SBF sets up cyber security centre for businesses, SMEs

More than eight out of 10 organisations experience a cybersecurity incident annually.

Singapore Business Federation (SBF) established the Cyber Resilience Centre (CRC) that aims to enhance the cyber defenses of Singapore organisations and small and medium enterprises (SMEs), amidst the heightened cyber risks for businesses.

The CRC will establish a cyber helpline for organisations affected by cyber incidents, cybersecurity health clinics to assess SME cyber readiness, give access to CSA’s CISO-as-a-Service programme, and hold cyber drills.

“As digitalisation accelerates, businesses are increasingly exposed to cyber risks, with more than 8 in 10 organisations experiencing a cybersecurity incident annually,” the SBF said.

The CRC was launched in partnership with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and SGTech, and supported by the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore.

The centre was announced at the Singapore International Cyber Week 2025.

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