Corporate cyber-attack risks in Asia-Pacific dropped to a moderate level last year, in line with the global trend, yet 78% of surveyed organisations worldwide expect successful attacks to take place in 2023, according to a recent survey.
Jon Clay, vice-president of threat intelligence at multinational cybersecurity software firm Trend Micro, said the global cyber-risk index (CRI) improved to positive territory for the first time.
“This means organisations may be taking steps to improve their cybersecurity preparedness. There is still much to be done, as employees remain a source of risk. The first step to managing this risk is to gain complete and continuous attack surface visibility and control,” said Mr Clay.
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