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Kaspersky's annual Cybersecurity Weekend in Sri Lanka showcased the latest cybersecurity developments and emerging threats in the Asia Pacific region. The event emphasized the growing complexity of cyberattacks, particularly with the rise of AI in offensive roles, making ransomware a significant concern. Experts from various sectors gathered to discuss best practices for navigating these challenges in an AI-integrated world.
Adrian Hia, Kaspersky's APAC Managing Director, stressed the importance of adjusting cybersecurity postures to comply with regional laws, especially regarding AI data handling. The summit also highlighted the critical need for cyber resiliency, with effective incident response policies being essential for rapid recovery from attacks. The discussions underscored the necessity for organizations to implement robust strategies to mitigate the risks posed by evolving cyber threats.
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