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title: "NTT DATA, HTX partner to boost AI-driven public safety capabilities"
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description: "NTT DATA has partnered with HTX to enhance AI-driven public safety capabilities for Singapore’s Home Team. The memorandum of understanding (MoU), signed at the Milipol TechX Summit 2026, aims to improve frontline operations and digital forensics. The collaboration will focus on advanced networking, cybersecurity, sustainability, and AI optimization. Key initiatives include developing a cloud-based Digital Forensics and Malware Lab and training programs to bolster investigative skills. The partnership seeks to enhance incident response, threat detection, and support decarbonization efforts aligned with the Ministry of Home Affairs' net-zero roadmap."
datetime: "2026-05-13T01:55:28.000Z"
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# NTT DATA, HTX partner to boost AI-driven public safety capabilities

**The collaboration will focus on frontline response and digital forensics, among others.**

NTT DATA has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with HTX to co-develop AI-driven capabilities for Singapore’s Home Team, to improve frontline operations, digital forensics, and public safety outcomes.

The MoU was formalised at Milipol TechX Summit 2026 in Singapore and signed by Png Kim Meng, executive managing director for Singapore and ASEAN at NTT DATA, and Chan Tsan, chief executive of HTX.

HTX is a statutory board under Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs.

The partnership will use advanced technologies to improve incident response times, support faster data-driven decision-making for frontline officers, and strengthen the detection, investigation and prevention of digital crime.

The collaboration covers four strategic areas: advanced networking solutions, cybersecurity and digital forensics, sustainability and green initiatives, and AI-driven operational optimisation.

Under the MoU, NTT DATA and HTX will develop a cloud-based Digital Forensics and Malware Lab to address increasingly sophisticated AI-enabled cyber threats. The partnership will also include training programmes to strengthen investigative capabilities.

The companies will also explore AI and automation solutions to enhance workflows, including fraud detection and pre-payment verification processes.

NTT DATA said the collaboration is expected to support early threat detection, faster and more accurate investigations, improved live-incident response, and shorter investigation turnaround times.

The MoU will also cover sustainable technology adoption and knowledge-sharing to support decarbonisation efforts aligned with MHA’s net-zero roadmap.

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