90% of cyber-attacks are caused by human error
(SentinelOne, 2025)Last February, a Singapore-based company nearly lost over $300,000 after an employee fell victim to a scam where scammers impersonated a supplier using a fake email address. Incidents like these are increasingly common, alongside more sophisticated cyber threats.
The reality is: the most damaging attacks are often caused by human errors—not just technical failures. Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams, social engineering, and other manipulative tactics continue to pose serious risks to organisations.
The Truth: Your employees are your first line of defence against financial loss and reputational damage.
Join us for an informative session dedicated to understanding how a well-informed workforce can significantly reduce the risk of cyber scams, financial loss, and reputational damage.
Join the webinar where we will show you:
- The latest cybercrime techniques impacting organisations in Singapore
- 3 practical tips to strengthen your frontline defences and boost cyber resilience
- Common pitfalls organisations face in cybersecurity—and how to avoid them
Event Details:
- Date: 22 July 2025 (Tuesday)
- Time: 11am – 11:30am
- Virtual (Link will be sent closer to date)
About the Programme
Programme runs: 25 – 26 Sep | 23 – 24 Oct
SIM's Cyber Resilience Programme, developed in collaboration with Singtel Cybersecurity Institute—part of the SkillsFuture Queen Bee network, helps organisations equip their people with vital cybersecurity awareness and skills.
With a unique emphasis on sensemaking skills and attacker empathy, the programme equips your employees with:
- The skills and sensemaking ability to spot and thwart scams
- The ability to think like attackers and act like defenders
- The confidence to identify, report, and intervene in real-time