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Singapore Court Jails Indian IT Vendor Over 2 Years for Government Data Breach

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An Indian IT vendor, Janarthanan Tamil Kovan, has been sentenced to more than two years in prison by a Singapore court. He pleaded guilty to charges related to compromising the safety of sensitive documents belonging to Singapore's State Courts and the government. The breach involved endangering official state records, raising serious concerns about data security in government IT contracts. The case highlights the legal consequences vendors face when entrusted with sensitive government data in Singapore.

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