
Ransomware attacks are on the rise in the Asia Pacific region, making them more prevalent now than ever before. While some organizations have suffered financially, others have suffered legal ramifications.
According to the Global State of Industrial Cybersecurity: Resilience Amidst Disruption report, 65% of organizations in the APAC were affected by ransomware attacks in 2022, with 45% paying the ransom. Victims could pay roughly $265 billion annually by 2031, factoring in a cost increase of 30% every year for the next decade.
But the harm goes beyond the ransom - there’s the revenue lost while getting the affected business up and running again. The race between cyber attackers and defenders is always going to fluctuate, but what isn’t an option is waiting on the sidelines to see who wins.
Don’t Miss Malaysia’s Ransomware Resilience Conference 2024 bringing industry expert and advisors together to benchmark resilience and business continuity planning, sharing up-to date strategies, action plans & best practices, enabling businesses to prevent, detect and respond to security challenges.

RANSOMWARE RESILIENCE CONFERENCE 2024

VP, Cybersecurity Responsive Service

Executive Director

CEO

Chief Growth Officer

Chief Information Security Officer

Cyber Security Director

Cyber Advisor

Head of Cyber Threat Intelligence

Executive Director

Cyber Threat Hunter

ICS/OT Security Head

Chief Strategy Officer

Data Privacy Specialist

Chief Executive Officer

Ethical Hacker & Bug Bounty Hunter

Regional Security Consultant

MD, APAC CISO

Country Leader, Malaysia, Brunei & Emerging Markets

CEO

Senior Security Researcher

Systems Engineer

Security Technology Head

Managing Director

Senior Security Solutions Engineer

Enterprise Solutions Engineer

Threat Management & Security Testing Lead

Sales Director

Cybersecurity Evangelist
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