Study reveals need for AI visibility and oversight in APAC
FutureCIO Editors
June 10, 2026
The research found that 58% of organisations reported an AI-related security incident or close call in the past 12 months.
The research found that 58% of organisations reported an AI-related security incident or close call in the past 12 months.
Okta’s “Businesses at Work 2026 report” found that organisations across the Asia Pacific are rapidly adopting AI and automation.
Even though Singaporean organisations are moving quickly to adopt AI, many remain unclear about who owns the associated risks and
A European Journal of Engineering and Technology Research study considers Identity and Access Management (IAM) “an important cybersecurity activity that helps to organise
Okta launched a new product that enables organisations to extend Okta’s Identity and Access Management (IAM) capabilities to secure access
Consumers are spending more time and money in the digital space. The e-Conomy Southeast Asia (SEA) 2022 report by Google,
Built on the Okta Workforce Identity Cloud, it works seamlessly with out-of-the-box integrations to more than 400 applications
Companies today face an expanded cybersecurity footprint as the ongoing pandemic requires more applications to be moved to the cloud.
Cloud-based authentication service provider, Okta, is the latest tech company to experience a breach of their systems. Ransomware group Lapsus$
That businesses in Asia-Pacific are adopting cloud computing technology is no longer being debated. The journey to the cloud, whether
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