Information & Communications Technology (ICT)
Discover how MINDEF's Information & Communications Technology (ICT) teams drive digital transformation, strengthen cybersecurity, and manage advanced technologies to enhance Singapore's defence capabilities.
Last updated on 6 November 2026
Introduction
Ever wondered who leads the charge in driving digitalisation, fortifying cybersecurity, and managing cutting-edge technologies within the defence landscape? Look no further than the teams in Information & Communications Technology (ICT)! From spearheading digital transformation to ensuring cybersecurity resilience, these job families are at the forefront of propelling the defence force into the digital age. Their dedication ensures that the technological capabilities vital for operational readiness and effectiveness are not just met but exceeded.
Business Digitalisation and Information Technology (IT)
DXOs in Business Digitalisation and Information Technology drive MINDEF/SAF's digital transformation by formulating digital, data and people strategies, managing IT systems and co-solutioning enterprise digital capabilities. They ensure governance and compliance, enable communications and connectivity, and oversee the operations and maintenance of critical IT systems, working collaboratively with domain owners to meet current and future organisational needs.
Cyber and Digital
DXOs in Cyber and Digital safeguard MINDEF/SAF's digital infrastructure against evolving cyber threats. Their work spans cyber threat monitoring, intrusion detection, incident response, digital forensics, malware analysis and threat intelligence. They are the guardians of our digital domain, ensuring the resilience and security of our digital capabilities and assets.
It never really feels like work to me because we’re constantly learning new skills.— David Loo, Assistant Director (Data Science)
Defence Technology Management
DXOs in Defence Technology support MINDEF/SAF’s the development and management of technological capabilities through master-planning, policy development, research and technology management and resource optimisation. They oversee key areas related to the defence industry, land use, logistics, technology security, exports, and procurement, while fostering strategic partnerships and technology-related engagements with local and international partners.