Lenovo expands security services as 90% of IT leaders report AI threat gaps

Research indicates that 90% of IT leaders identify gaps in their organizations' ability to defend against AI-driven threats. As businesses face increasingly complex cybersecurity risks and fragmented security systems, the need for cohesive defense strategies is growing.

In response, Lenovo is expanding its Security Services portfolio with a cyber resiliency framework. The company aims to provide a single point of accountability for security, threat response, and recovery. This approach is designed to reduce security complexity, potentially cutting system downtime by up to 50% and lowering remediation costs by up to 40%.

The issue is particularly urgent for enterprises in the Philippines, including those in banking, healthcare, retail, and government sectors, as they accelerate AI adoption and digital workplace transformation. The Philippine Department of Information and Communications Technology’s National Cybersecurity Plan 2023-2028 has identified cyber resilience as a national priority, while the National Privacy Commission mandates that personal information controllers maintain security incident management policies.