However, the good news is that companies in Singapore are investing in modern cybersecurity technologies and approaches to address this and improve their security posture. The majority of them are investing in a ‘Zero Trust’ strategy, with 52% making steady progress to adopt it while 40% are at a mature state of implementing it.
Forty-seven percent of cybersecurity technologies used by companies in Singapore are considered outdated by security and privacy professionals working at those organisations, according to Cisco’s new study.
The Security Outcomes Study Volume 2 report also reveals that Singapore respondents consider their cybersecurity infrastructure unreliable (44%) and complex (55%).
