Singtel has revealed more clues about the future of it MSSP business unit, known as Trustwave. The latest anecdote calls for part of Trustwave's cybersecurity services business to tuck into Singtel's NCS business, the parent company disclosed in a statement.The statement surfaces roughly two weeks after Singtel said it may sell off Trustwave while retaining some cybersecurity expertise from the MSSP business.5G: Singtel will realign its core business to drive its quest for 5G market share in Singapore and Australia. The 5G push involves consumer and enterprise initiatives. NCS: Singtel is betting heavily on the NCS (formerly National Computer Systems) to make the information, communications and technology (ICT) service provider a "B2B digital services champion in Asia Pacific." NCS will set up two strategic business units to focus on the key sectors of government and telecoms. It is also setting its sights on expediting growth in the enterprise sector, particularly healthcare and transport, communications, technology and media and financial services, in the markets of Singapore, Australia and Greater China. Potentially Exiting Some Businesses: Singtel is "exploring options to leverage its infrastructure assets to unlock latent value and drive growth." The infrastructure assets including towers, satellites, subsea cables and data centers across the region. To wit, Singtel has already begun a partial sale via auction of Optus’ towers in Australia. Oriana Vogel as its chief human resources officer (CHRO); Marco Pereira as SVP of strategy and transformation; and Edwin Lim as GM of its Asia division.