For instance, organisations in the country had over 200,000 assets that still support TLS 1.0, a security protocol first defined in 1999 for establishing encrypted channels over computer networks that was disabled by Microsoft last September.
More than 400,000 internet-facing assets across Singapore’s top 25 companies by market capitalisation are susceptible to potential exploitation, according to Tenable.
The exposure management company also found cyber hygiene issues such as outdated software, weak encryption and misconfigurations present within the largest organisations in Singapore.
