5 Cybersecurity Issues to Address in the Asia-Pacific Region
Created Time: June 25, 2021 1:38 PM Database: Evergreen Database Last Edited Time: June 25, 2021 9:41 PM Tags:#Article,#Asia-Pacific,#Cyber-Security Type: Literature Notes URL: https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/blog/2020/03/policy-asia-pacific/
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Before we even start to consider the rollout of 5G, however, 4G networks today are still vulnerable to a myriad of attack modes, from spam to
- eavesdropping
- malware
- IP-spoofing
- data and service theft
- DDoS attacks
- 4G is still rolling out in Asia Pacific and still have many issues that need to be addressed first
- unsecured IoT systems, could be amplified exponentially under 5G if not addressed at 4G
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There’s not enough talents in cybersecurity protection
- Let automation do the menial tasks
- Find people who have skill sets that cannot be automated and focus on higher-order tasks, such as problem-solving, communication and collaboration
- Look for talent in better places: not just cyber security trained people but do upskill and cross-skill
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IoTs because of lazy manufacturing and short period software/security support leads to devices vulnerable to DDOS attacks
- Asia pacific develop 36% of the world’s IOT devices
- deepfakes taking over phone, door bell face identification
- enterprises: manufacturing industries want to use sensors, trackers, wearables, gps to streamline their manufacturing process with the system connected devices
- They need to invest in security of these connected devices with diagnostic software and hardware
- asian states must issue guidance and restrictions on companies’ IoT practices
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Personal data privacy of internet users are bad cuz
- Companies use users data to be sold without the people knowing what they’re used for
- People are ignorant of how they give out their data such as in websites, apps, and scam forms
- People underestimate the danger of giving out personal data
https://www.lawfareblog.com/cross-border-privacy-rules-asia-overview
- APEC voluntary agreement to allow free flow of personal information across borders while protecting private and risky information to allow harmonization and benefits each other internationally in asia
- but its voluntary and does not harmonize