CyberXCenter’s CEO was cited in a Straits Times article "Singtel hit by second disruption a day after eight-hour outage"

https://www.straitstimes.com/tech/singtel-hit-by-second-disruption-a-day-after-eight-hour-outage

SINGAPORE – Some Singtel users could not connect to the telco’s mobile network on March 17, a day after they were hit by more than eight hours of outage.

In a March 17 Facebook post at 11.30am, Singtel acknowledged that a “small number” of customers were facing connectivity issues.

But the telco said the problems were unrelated to the outage on March 16 that affected thousands of users and disrupted essential services in Singapore, including payments, ride-hailing and food delivery.

Mr Matthias Yeo, chief executive of Singapore-based cybersecurity research company CyberXCenter, said the telco should review its resiliency after having two back-to-back outages. Specifically, it should review recovery processes, failover mechanisms and system dependencies.