Asia needs strong risk-awareness culture to mitigate cybercrime


Leaders in Asian organisations need to instil strong risk-awareness culture, to handle increasingly sophisticated cybersecurity demands in the wake of the pandemic, says industry expert. — by freepik.com

With cybersecurity becoming more sophisticated in the wake of Covid-19 pandemic, Asian organisation leaders should instil a strong risk-awareness culture within their organisations.

MetricStream’s Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Asia Pacific Aravind Varadharajan said they also need to consider a more thorough assessment of their risk landscape in order to capture and assess emerging and evolving risks.

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