GovernmentWare 2013

Since 1991, each year the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Singapore will organise GovernmentWare (GovWare). This year, this InfoComm Security conference and exhibition was held from 1 to 3 October 2013 at the Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre.

We are very proud to be invited to showcase one of our Final Year Project by Tan Zheng Yong, Jordon Chong & Kiki Yuen.  The project is title WebAnatomy.  It is a forensic web crawler that would allow a forensic investigator to search and archive websites for investigative purposes.

Here you can see Zhen Yong and some of our 2nd year students explaining the project to the Guest of Honour Mr Masagos Zulkifli Bin Masagos Mohamad.

Industry Partnership

We are very proud to have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Criminal Investigation Department’s (CID) Technology Crime Forensic Branch to collaborate in the areas of Cloud Forensics, Live Forensics, Malware Forensics and Mobile Forensics.

Center for Digital Security & Investigations Lab

Here in TP we believe in providing our students opportunities to work with real projects and cases.  The Centre for Digital Security & Investigations has been set up in collaboration with the Singapore Infocomm Technology Security Authority (SITSA). It creates a realistic environment to train students in three key security areas: incident response, monitoring and audit, as well as digital artifact analysis.

Exclusive Scholarships....

Did you know that there are many scholarships opportunities for students seeking a diploma in IT?  In our small diploma, we have IDA scholars, TP Scholars & HomeTeam scholars.  You can find out more about the various scholarships here.

Even better, come down to TP OpenHouse and there will be counsellors to provide advise. 
Good luck!

TP Rawks 2012

Hi Everyone!
TPRawks has successfully ended on 21st November! From 19th to 21st November, some DFS teachers and students have helped out in the TPRawks event. For DFS, our game was to identify the criminal by comparing the fingerprints. Thanks to those who have helped out in TPRawks! If not for everyone, it would not have run smoothly. Below are some pictures taken during TPRawks.