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Kroll: Lack of communication weakens cyber resilience, say 52% of Singapore's senior security decision makers
Kroll announced the release of its report State of Cyber Defense 2023: The False-Positive of Trust.
Digital transformation adoption lags amongst Malaysian enterprises: Dell
Only 18% of Malaysian businesses are categorised as digital adopters.
Organisations in Singapore fail to understand the impact of a cloud outage: Veritas
Need to evaluate their data protection and business continuity options to ensure they are “always on” in the cloud.
Agritech businesses in race to protect farmers from cyber-threats: Inmarsat
Almost half of agritech businesses agree that their processes to combat IoT-related cyber-threats need improvement.
Crisis looms as business leaders fear digital startups
Eighty-three percent of Asia Pacific Japan (APJ) businesses believe digital startups will pose a threat to their organisation, either now or in the future, according to new research from Dell Technologies announced.
CIO survey reveals business requirement for New IP
A survey of chief information officers (CIOs) worldwide, commissioned by Brocade Inc, reveals the business impact of legacy infrastructures, and highlights the need for more innovative solutions to businesses network needs, the company said.
Workers still visiting porn sites at work despite security risks: Study
Workers continue to visit inappropriate websites while at work despite typically being fully aware of the risks to their companies, according to a Blue Coat Systems Inc global research study of 1,580 respondents across 11 countries.
Business leaders admit they’re not ready for ‘Digital Future’
Nearly all (or 96%) of business leaders in a new global study believe that new technologies have forever changed the rules of business, democratising information and rewiring customer expectations, but most also admitted their organisations do not embody the attributes necessary to survive in this climate.
Cloud adoption shaken by Snowden revelations: Survey
The revelations of large-scale cyber-surveillance last year by the United States and other governments have prompted enterprises around the world to rethink their cloud computing strategies, a new study has found. Edwin Yapp reports.
