Binance Hack Serves as Warning, 89% of Indonesian Companies Not Yet Ready
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The hacking of Binance has drawn attention from many in the technology world. The incident is regarded as a warning for companies in various countries, including Indonesia. Data security is now an increasingly important topic for businesses.
A report shows that 89% of companies in Indonesia are not yet prepared for the growing digital security risks. Many companies still use data protection systems that are old and have not been updated.
Beyond cyberattacks, the development of quantum computing is also emerging as a new threat. Quantum computers are expected to be able to break the encryption systems currently used to protect digital data. Therefore, experts believe that companies need to begin preparing stronger security systems.
For companies in Indonesia, cybersecurity readiness is essential for maintaining customer trust and protecting important information. Better preparation can help companies reduce risks in the future.
Sources: Bloomberg Technoz
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