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AI is already inside the enterprise. Has security kept up in Asia?

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AI adoption in Singapore has surpassed the pilot stage, with 87% of organizations deploying AI assistants and 70% rolling out autonomous agents. However, security readiness lags behind, as nearly three-fifths of these organizations describe their AI security posture as reactive or inconsistent, highlighting a critical gap that needs urgent attention from security leaders.

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