SINGAPORE: Singapore is grappling with increasing cybersecurity challenges stemming from risky employee behaviors, according to a new report by CyberArk.
The report highlights troubling trends in how employees handle sensitive data and adhere to security protocols, exposing companies to potential breaches.
Nearly half admitted to downloading customer data onto their devices, and 40% reported being able to alter critical or sensitive information. Password misuse emerged as a particularly widespread issue. Fifty-five percent of employees reported using the same credentials across several work-related applications, while 47% admitted to using identical login information for both personal and work accounts.
The findings point to the urgent need for organizations in Singapore to strengthen cybersecurity awareness and enforce stricter security policies. Experts warn that failing to address these behaviors could leave businesses vulnerable to costly data breaches and reputational damage.The growing Gen Z gender divide reshaping politics
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