Following a period of public comment, a joint statement from Singapore’s Ministry of Communications and Information and the Cyber Security Agency shows it will include public feedback as part of its efforts to refine aspects of the Cybersecurity Bill to provide clarity, ZDNet reports. While the report states that respondents were “generally supportive of the bill,” feedback included a request for clearer definitions of systems that would be included as part of critical information infrastructures and raised concerns about the proposed licensing of cybersecurity service providers. The bill is expected to be introduced to parliament in early 2018.
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