Advances in critical infrastructure technology are improving efficiency and effectiveness, but at the same time, they are opening the door to threat actors and cyberattacks that can have a catastrophic impact on utilities.
According to CyberArk’s 2023 Identity Security Threat Landscape, 61% of APAC organisations surveyed say they would not be able to protect against an attack stemming from a successful compromise of a software supply chain provider.
Can you imagine the repercussions if we lost access to power, water or telecommunications? So how do we shore up digital security to protect against critical infrastructure in Singapore?
Koh Ssu Han, Solutions Engineering Director, ASEAN, CyberArk weighs in.

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