GovTech joins the Global Signal Exchange to share scam threat signals

This marks the first government body to join GSE.

The Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech Singapore) is become the first government body to join the Global Signal Exchange (GSE), committing to exchanging scam signals.

The exchange, which monitors over 400 million threats in real time, enables members to share information for scam disruption.

Co-founded by Oxford Information Labs Research, Google, and the Global Anti-Scam Alliance, GSE is the first international hub dedicated to pooling scam and fraud signals.

Its members include technology firms Meta and Microsoft.

This collaboration is a major step in strengthening global public-private partnerships against online scams.

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