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Singapore Polytechnic launches CASTLE to help SMEs strengthen cyber defences

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Singapore Polytechnic has launched CASTLE, a program that leverages student expertise to provide cybersecurity services for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This initiative offers services from basic hygiene checks to penetration testing and security operations support, while providing students with real-world experience. This development is crucial for SMEs struggling with budget and expertise to defend against increasing cyber threats, and for developing a pipeline of skilled cybersecurity professionals.

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