Singtel named Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Singapore Cybersecurity Services Company of the Year
Singtel has been recognised for its leadership in cyber security services in Singapore. The award highlights Singtel’s integrated approach to cyber security, combining connectivity, network intelligence and managed security capabilities to help enterprises strengthen resilience across cloud, users, applications and digital infrastructure. Read the full story to discover how Singtel is helping enterprises secure their digital operations with end-to-end cyber security services.
Singtel has been named Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Singapore Cybersecurity Services Company of the Year. The recognition highlights Singtel’s ability to help enterprises strengthen cyber resilience through integrated, managed and network-embedded security services.
By combining connectivity, network intelligence and cyber security expertise, Singtel helps enterprises secure users, devices, applications, cloud environments and edge infrastructure at scale.
Award recognition
Singtel was recognised for its leadership in delivering end-to-end cyber security services for enterprises in Singapore. The award reflects Singtel’s ability to support organisations facing more sophisticated threats, rising alert volumes and increasing regulatory expectations. It also recognises Singtel’s role in helping enterprises access specialised expertise and 24/7 security monitoring.
Singapore’s cyber security services landscape
Singapore enterprises are accelerating digital transformation through cloud computing, SaaS platforms and connected technologies. These technologies support business growth, but they also expand the attack surface. Organisations must now protect more users, devices, applications and cloud environments across complex IT ecosystems. This has increased demand for managed security services and professional security services that can help enterprises improve resilience without adding operational complexity.
Singtel’s cyber security approach
Singtel positions cyber security as part of the network, not a separate function. Its approach brings connectivity, security and intelligence into a unified operating model. This helps enterprises move from fragmented security tools to a more consistent, policy-driven and intelligence-led framework. By embedding security into the network fabric, Singtel helps organisations improve visibility, enforce policies consistently and respond to threats more effectively.
Customer value for enterprises
Singtel helps enterprises secure digital operations end to end while maintaining reliable connectivity. Its cyber security services include real-time monitoring, managed threat detection and response, cloud security, incident management, cyber consulting, architecture design and digital forensics. This gives enterprises access to deep cyber security expertise, continuous monitoring and scalable protection across users, applications, networks and cloud environments.
Why it matters for enterprises
Cyber security is now central to business resilience. Enterprises need protection that can scale with cloud adoption, remote work, connected technologies and evolving threats. They also need simpler ways to manage security across complex digital environments. Singtel’s integrated cyber security model helps enterprises strengthen resilience, reduce operational burden and protect mission-critical digital operations.
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