Amidst a shift of enterprise workloads to the cloud, this report continues SPARK’s mission to provide meaningful insights about the industry’s readiness, top challenges, and opportunities amid digital transformation. Published in partnership with Palo Alto Networks and Truvisor, the survey taps into the collective insights of industry leaders to understand how organisations are managing new cyber risks introduced by AI-driven transformation of digital engineering pipelines and cloud operating environments. The report draws academic reference from established cloud security frameworks CNAPP, CWPP, and CSPM to benchmark industry readiness.
Read the Overview of the A.I. & Cloud Security Readiness Report for the latest adoption trends, including:
- 84% of businesses in Asia plan a full cloud migration by 2024, yet only 2% report having migrated completely
- Only 29% of respondents cite adequate resilience to protect critical cloud workloads, despite 43% having identified critical workloads for migration
- 78% cite data loss from targeted attacks on AI processes as their biggest AI-related cyber risk, followed by misconfiguration of cloud services (72%)
- 76% indicate enhancing data security and privacy in production as the most urgent IT priority for AI readiness
#HashtechUnplugged episode:
Watch the companion discussion where SPARK CEO David Chin moderates a panel diving deeper into the report’s findings including CSPM and CNAPP framework application, and best practices for countering top cyber threats and TTPs targeting AI workloads, drawing on the latest MITRE ATT&CK and MITRE ATLAS findings.
Panellists:
- Poh Leng Wee, Head, Information & Cyber Security, Seatrium
- Scott Lee, Head of Cybersecurity, SATS Ltd
- Chen Jun, Cloud Engagement Director, Palo Alto Networks