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Recently, a government-led cybersecurity drill simulated a hacker attack scenario, allowing participants to deploy appropriate countermeasures and improve their communication and coordination skills.
“Trend Micro blocked over 75.9 billion threats for customers in the first half of the year, but there’s no time for complacency,” warned Tony Lee, head of Consulting at Trend Micro Hong Kong and Macau. “As malicious actors begin to embrace AI as a tool, the industry must respond in kind, by designing security strategies to take account of evolving threats. This is an arms race we can’t afford to lose.”
The report added that evolving threat landscape, with cybercriminals increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the speed, evasiveness, and sophistication of their attacks. As AI technologies become increasingly integrated into malicious activities, organizations must fortify their defenses and prepare for emerging threats to safeguard sensitive data and operational integrity. Victoria Chan
