Asia-Pacific Faces Surge in Cyber Attacks: 34% of Global Incidents in 2024
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The Asia-Pacific region experienced a significant increase in cyber attacks, accounting for 34% of global incidents in 2024. Valid-account abuse emerged as the primary entry vector, highlighting the urgent need for robust identity protection across various sectors, including business process outsourcing, manufacturing, and healthcare.
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2024-01-01
34% of global cyber incidents reported in Asia-Pacific
2024-01-01
Valid-account abuse identified as leading entry vector
2026-02-08
Article published discussing the cybersecurity landscape in Asia
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