Why SGITF exists
Singapore is one of the most connected economies in the world, and one of the most targeted. Large organisations have security teams; most small ones don't. SGITF is a small, neutral, vetted community that helps close that gap — helping small organisations and anyone who needs it, and giving practitioners a safe place to learn from each other's breaches and attacks.
What we do
- Trust. We broker trusted relationships between practitioners across industry, government, academia and the community, so the right people already know each other before an incident.
- Share. Members exchange detections, indicators and threat reports under the Traffic Light Protocol, and help law enforcement act against those threatening Singapore's cyberspace.
- Learn. Members-only, closed-door sessions where we walk through real breaches and cyber attacks — what happened, what worked, and what we would do differently.
- Help. Small organisations rarely have a security team. We help them, and anyone else who needs it, with practical advice from practitioners who have seen it before.
How we work
Membership is individual and vouched for by existing members. Members are expected to share, and what they share stays with members. Everything carries a Traffic Light Protocol label, and the members platform enforces those labels technically — not just by policy. We learn together in small, closed-door sessions rather than public events.