As the cyber landscape evolves, so does the world of cybercrime. And with the advent of the Cybersecurity Awareness Month, organisations are reprioritising their cybersecurity strategies and accelerating a wiser digital outlook, among overall IT plans. How can businesses foster more intelligent data utilisation? What are the best practices to crack optimal observability in critical infrastructures? Does the age of generative AI imply it also has a dark side? How can organisations navigate the relationship between security, IT and risk to combat the same?
With these influx of questions plaguing the tech world in Asia Pacific, we spoke to various IT, cyber, and data leaders last month on how to decode the most challenging aspects, foster a culture of cybersecurity awareness, build a strong connection between security, IT and risk, promote modern ethical practices, and share their key advice for businesses in APAC to stay ahead of the curve.
Here’s what they shared.
The cyber landscape is always evolving, with hackers finding new ways to attack
To enable more intelligent data utilisation, we should focus on people, process, and technology skills
In observability, establishing a baseline to understand normal behaviour of your infrastructure is critical
FSI firms need to be ready to combat the “dark side” of generative AI
The relationship between security, IT and risk is what guides an organisation to success
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