New Delhi, Jan 2 (IANS): Data security, confidentiality, integrity and availability are now key issues for all organisations and by 2023, 80 per cent of firms in the Asia-Pacific region will increase security compliance automation investment by 15 per cent to ensure all policies and regulations are met consistently.
According to an IDC report, organisations must also recognise, and be sensitive to, practises that pose risks to the environment and humanity.
By 2026, 20 per cent of Asia-Pacific enterprises (excluding Japan) will incorporate cyber-resiliency planning in response to transnational sanctions against countries that neglect overseas illegal cyber-activities of their citizens.
“Asia/Pacific organisations understand the importance of integrating trust as part of their future strategic plans. While building trust is essential, maintaining positive trust levels is the key challenge for Asia/Pacific organisations,” said Jeff Xie, Senior Market Analyst for Security and Trust Research, IDC Asia/Pacific.
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