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Cybersecurity in ASEAN: An Urgent Call to Action

1.

ASEAN countries have emerged as launchpads for cyberattacks.

2.

Policy preparedness is still nascent, with a lack of institutional oversight and low levels of

spending to fortify digital economies.

3.

A nascent local cybersecurity industry faces shortages of home-grown capabilities

and expertise.

4.

Perception that cyber risk is an IT risk results in the absence of a holistic approach

to cyber resilience.

5.

Multiple vendor relationships and product deployments result in operational complexity,

slowing times to detect and respond to attacks.

“Some countries are being more offensive as opposed to

defensive, leading to state-sponsored attacks. Even

hacktivism has evolved in complexity.”

—chief executive officer, CyberSecurityMalaysia

“Cyber espionage is an important emerging threat vector.”

—deputy chief executive, Cyber SecurityAgency of Singapore

Sources:

The ASEAN Digital Revolution

; A.T. Kearney analysis

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