Secure KVM: Hardware-Enforced Isolation Across Classified Networks
One operator. Two networks at different classification levels. One keyboard, one mouse, one screen. The rule is absolute: nothing crosses from the classified…
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Cyber Trust Mark 2027: Who Must Certify, and by When
CSA now requires every Critical Information Infrastructure owner in Singapore to certify to Cyber Trust Mark Level 5, the highest of five tiers, by end-2027.…
Data Centre Week: Consolidation, Power and Green Rules — 03 July 2026
This week in APAC data centres
Singtel is reportedly closing five legacy Singapore data centres and shift...
Five Questions a MAS Auditor Will Ask About Your KVM Infrastructure
A KVM switch used to be plumbing. Now it sits on the network with privileged, BIOS-level reach into every server it touches. That puts it inside the critical…
KVM-over-IP Security: The Management Path Is the Real Attack Surface
A KVM-over-IP switch does one job. It puts a keyboard, screen, and mouse on a remote machine across the network. In an OT environment, that machine is often an…
KVM Security Certifications Explained: What NIAP PP 4.0 Actually Requires
Three security certifications turn up on KVM datasheets: NIAP, Common Criteria, and FIPS 140-3. They are not ranked against each other. Each was written for a…
Data Centre Week: Power Becomes APAC’s Defining Constraint — 26 June 2026
Power, not land, defined the week: Singapore's 700MW Jurong Island park, APAC grid limits, IP-KVM security flaws, DCIM consolidation and Empyrion's Johor approval.
Intelligent PDUs for High-Density AI Racks: Why the Circuit Average Hides Risk
A 50 kW rack is now an ordinary AI deployment. An NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 rack draws around 132 kW. The power chain feeding it, the rack PDU included, was specified…
More sources than the wall can hold
A broadcast control room used to mean a wall of monitors. One display per source, hard-wired, fixed in place. Add a camera, add a feed, find room for another…
