APAC: cyber security maturity level at companies by country 2022

In a July 2022 survey on cyber security conducted at companies across Asia, 28 percent of companies in Australia believed to achieve optimizing levels of cyber security maturity in 2022. That year, around 21 percent of companies in India reported the same level of maturity.

Self-assessed cyber security maturity level at companies in the Asia-Pacific region in 2022, by country

Characteristic	No plan	Initial	Managed	Defined	Quantitatively managed	Optimizing
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Release date

March 2022

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Region

Asia, APAC

Survey time period

2022

Number of respondents

900 respondents

Special properties

among cyber security decision makers; 100 respondents each from Malaysia, Philippines, and Singapore; 200 respondents each from Australia, India, and Japan

Supplementary notes

The source defines maturity levels as following:

No plan: there is no cybersecurity capability in place.

Managed: Basic level strategy in place that ensures projects and activities are undertaken in a planned manner with basic performance, measurement and controls in place to track progress.

Defined: Capability is proactive rather than reactive and organisation-wide with appropriate guidance for projects and activities in a co-ordinated program.

Quantitative: Capabilities, performance and assessment are metrics-based with quantified objectives that are aligned to company cybersecurity strategy and goals.

Optimised: Focus on continuous improvement cycles with a proven ability to adapt to change.

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