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  • Boost Your Mobile Plan with Changi Mobile Flexi Add-Ons

    In today’s fast-paced world, staying connected is more important than ever. Whether you need additional data for streaming, more talktime for important calls, or SMS to keep in touch with loved ones, Changi Mobile Flexi Add-Ons have got you covered. With a range of affordable options starting from just $1.50, you can customise your plan to suit your individual needs. Data, Talktime, and SMS Add-On Different users have different data needs. Some enjoy streaming videos or browsing the internet, which requires more data, while others prefer to stay connected through calls and text messages. With our Flexi Add-Ons, it’s a breeze to boost your current plan without having to switch to a higher-priced plan. And the best part? It starts at just $1.50, so you don’t have to break the bank to get additional data, talktime, and SMS. Learn more here. Lowest IDD Rates Staying connected with loved ones overseas shouldn’t come at a high cost. With Changi Mobile, you can enjoy the lowest IDD rates to over 50 countries, starting from just £0.03 per minute. Say goodbye to expensive international calls and hello to seamless communication with friends, family, and colleagues abroad. Check out the list of destinations here. Plan Rollover No more wasted resources! With plan rollover, you can maximise the value of your plan. Any unused data, talktime, or SMS will roll over to the next month so that you get the most out of your plan. Full details here. To make things even more convenient, users can download the Changi Go App to manage their mobile plans with ease. With just a few clicks, you can enable and customise your add-ons. No more waiting on hold or dealing with complicated processes – Changi Mobile puts you in control with user-friendly options! Download now.

  • Strengthening IT Security at CTS with Proactive Anti-Phishing Measures

    If you have been getting reminders not to open spam or phishing emails from the IT team, pay attention and follow their instructions! At CTS, we prioritise the security of our IT systems and data. We understand how crucial it is to maintain a strong and reliable security setup to ensure the safety of our sensitive information, prevent potential threats, and keep our business running efficiently. These reminders are just the tip of the iceberg of our security setup. Behind the scenes, the IT team has implemented numerous measures to protect our systems and data. One of the ways we are ensuring better IT security is by improving our Microsoft 365 Score. The good news is our score has improved (from 32% to 64%!)! But what exactly is Microsoft 365 Score? It is like a scorecard that measures how well your organisation’s Microsoft 365 setup protects against security risks. Essentially, it gives you a number showing your systems’ security. The score is based on things like how you manage user access, protect your data, and detect and respond to threats. In simpler terms, think of it like a coach giving you tips to improve your game. The higher your score, the better you are at keeping your data safe and protected from hackers! What YOU Can Do to Improve IT Security While our IT team takes care of the technical aspects of enhancing our IT security, everyone at CTS can also play a part in keeping our systems safe. Here’s how you can help: 1. Be sceptical of suspicious emails Prevention is better than cure! If you receive an email that seems suspicious or too good to be true, it probably is. Watch out for emails asking for personal information, urgent requests for money, or unexpected attachments. 2. Double-check the sender Check and double-check who’s sending you that odd-sounding email. Pay attention to the email address of the sender. Phishers often use email addresses that mimic legitimate ones but have slight variations. If something seems off, it’s best to verify with the supposed sender through a different channel (e.g., a phone call) before taking any action. 3. Verifying links before opening Clicking on a suspicious link can lead to harmful consequences. When you receive an email or message with a link, take a moment to think before clicking. Ask yourself if it looks trustworthy. Thankfully, Outlook and Teams can help verify links for you – if a link seems suspicious, they will flag it and protect you from potential risks. 4. Protecting against impersonation attacks Impersonation attacks are when someone pretends to be someone else via email, aiming to deceive or trick you into taking harmful actions. Be cautious when receiving emails that seem out of character or unusual. Most importantly, don’t share sensitive information. Be wary of password requests, account numbers, or other personal details, especially if they seem unexpected. 5. Report suspicious emails or phishing attempts If you receive a suspicious email that appears to be phishing or seems like an impersonation attempt, report it to the IT department or email provider. The IT team can investigate and take appropriate action to protect others. Backend IT Security Enhancements You Should Know Just so you’re aware, our amazing IT team has made some behind-the-scenes improvements to keep our system safe and secure: Immediate Quarantine of Phishing Emails: When our email system spots an email that looks fishy and might be a phishing attempt, we ensure it gets locked up in a separate area called quarantine. This way, it doesn’t even get a chance to reach our users’ main email inboxes. Zero-Hour Auto Purge (ZAP) Policy: We’ve set up a clever system that closely monitors our existing email inboxes. It regularly scans them to catch any sneaky phishing emails that might have slipped through the cracks. If it finds any, it immediately isolates and eliminates them to keep us safe. Blocking Phishing Domains: We’ve created a list of known phishing domains and added them to a special blocklist provided by Microsoft. This means any emails from these shady sources won’t make it to our systems. It’s like having a solid wall of protection against those malicious emails. Safe Links: This link verification process acts like our own personal security guard for the links in emails sent through Microsoft’s applications. It checks those links against a database of known bad links. If it finds a dangerous one, it steps in and stops you from opening it, even if you accidentally click on it. Microsoft Defender 365: This is a powerful tool specifically designed to tackle sneaky phishing attempts. By following Microsoft’s security recommendations, we’ve set up and strengthened these policies to make sure we’re extra secure. By creating an environment where we prioritise IT security, we can effectively safeguard our important information. Let’s stay alert, keep ourselves updated, and work together to maintain a secure and strong IT ecosystem at CTS! If you have any questions regarding our security system, reach out to Senior Software Development Project Manager Billy Kum at billy.kum@changirecommends.com.sg.

  • CTS Townhall: A Resounding Success in Fostering Unity and Recognizing Exceptional Contributions

    On 23 June, CTS was abuzz with excitement as employees gathered at the CAG Auditorium for the highly anticipated 2023 CTS Townhall. Packed with informative sessions and engaging activities, the Townhall session aimed to provide employees with a comprehensive update on the company’s progress and future plans. The event also served as a platform for employees to interact with senior leaders and ask questions about the organisation’s direction. The event kicked off with an inspiring opening speech by General Manager Ng Yan Sheng, who provided a comprehensive Business Review along with the targets for the upcoming fiscal year 2023/24. The speech set the tone for the event, emphasising the company’s achievements and outlining its strategic vision for the future. The event’s agenda included a captivating talk on Anti-Bribery by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB). The session aimed to heighten awareness among employees about the significance of ethical practices and their role in upholding a corruption-free work environment. The informative talk also provided practical insights and essential tips on identifying and preventing bribery in the workplace. Following the CPIB session, the Internal Controls Team took centrestage with an engaging and thought-provoking ABMS Skit. The skit, designed to highlight the significance of internal controls, showcased real-life scenarios and demonstrated how effective controls can safeguard the organisation against risks. The team’s performance garnered enthusiastic applause from the audience and effectively conveyed the importance of internal controls in ensuring operational efficiency. An additional highlight of the event was the CTS Recognition Award. Three outstanding employees: Loh Yi Fang, Jason Tan, and Nicole Lim, were honoured with this prestigious award. These three winners, who garnered five compliments from at least three different Business Units over the past six months, have demonstrated their commitment to going the extra mile to help others beyond their job scope and responsibilities. So kudos, and keep up the good work! The event then culminated into a dynamic Q&A Session, giving employees the opportunity to seek clarifications on the topics discussed throughout the event. The interactive session facilitated open dialogue between employees and management, promoting transparency and encouraging communication within the organisation. After the Q&A, The Townhall concluded with a well-deserved lunch buffet at one of CTS’ offices where everyone could connect, network, and discuss their ideas in a relaxing and casual setting. CTS extends our heartfelt appreciation to all the teams who wholeheartedly participated and contributed to the success of the Townhall Event. The event not only imparted valuable knowledge but also reinforced the company’s commitment to fostering a culture of integrity, continuous improvement, and collaboration. Thank you, everyone, for being there, and we will see you in the next Townhall!

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