Author: Takanori Nishiyama
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Cybersecurity threats are evolving faster than ever, yet one risk remains constant: the human factor. Even as organizations adopt advanced technologies, long-standing mistakes like reused passwords, weak credentials or falling for phishing attacks continue to drive breaches worldwide. In APAC – and particularly in Japan – these human vulnerabilities intersect with complex supply chains, legacy…
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When it comes to telecommunications, the Asia Pacific has some of the most advanced technological implementations in the world, with China, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea having some of the most comprehensive 5G coverage. With such pervasive mobile broadband coverage comes convenience—as well as the need for heightened cybersecurity—both from the telcos’ front as well…
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In cybersecurity, credentials function like keys to a building – anyone holding them has access. That’s why it’s not enough to simply secure access credentials; we must also ensure they’re used by the right individuals, for the right purposes and even at the right time. Former Intel CEO Dr. Andrew Grove famously said “Only the…
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