27 January 2022
How to best protect yourself from scams
In the first six months of last year, there were 658 cases of job scams - a 16-fold increase from just 40 in the same period in 2020. This as contact-free digital payments become more prevalent during the pandemic. Prime Time's Rachel Kelly speaks to Aaron Bugal, Global Solutions Engineer, APJ at Sophos to find out more about the types of scams currently in the market and how you can best protect yourself.

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10 May 2021
Mind Your Business: Executives assume cybersecurity is easy and threats are exaggerated!
Can it be in today's day and age that executives still think that? It's shocking and Aaron Bugal, Global Solutions Engineer at Sophos tells Howie Lim what can possibly be done to change that mindset and why Singapore's cybersecurity future is not so precarious.

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2 September 2019
The Future of Singapore's Cybersecurity
In the past few months in Singapore, we’ve witnessed companies suffering from data breaches – whether they are intentional or accidental, including Sephora, Foodpanda, and Ikea. A recent research conducted by cybersecurity leader  Sophos revealed that the success of an organisation’s cybersecurity investment lies in more than buying technology. The research also unearthed some interesting statistics relating to what customers want from their security partners and where they think the channel is letting them down highlighting some clear opportunities for the partner community to step up to meet the growing needs of the market. Aaron Bugal,  Global Solutions Engineer at Sophos shares more.

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28 December 2018
A Lookahead To 2019’s Cybersecurity Landscape
2018 was a year with several large-scale data breaches. Cybercriminals have returned to old-school manual hacking tactics. How can businesses and individuals prevent themselves from becoming victims? What will the cybersecurity landscape look like next year? Sophos’ Global Solutions Engineer Aaron Bugal explains.

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