#acer sustainability

(ACSI), a subsidiary under tech conglomerate Acer, has recently introduced a groundbreaking cybersecurity self-assessment toolkit tailored explicitly for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). Jason Chen, the Chairman and CEO of Acer, mentioned that an alarming 43% of cyber assaults target MSMEs, and an even more unsettling 60% of these entities fall for these ransomware attacks. Aligned with Acer's overarching commitment to bolster the stability and evolution of economies for MSMEs, Jason Chen emphasized Acer's intent to empower MSMEs across diverse economies. In line with Acer's dedication to corporate social responsibility and the pursuit of sustainable practices, the advent of this cybersecurity self-assessment toolkit is anticipated to significantly contribute to the augmentation of MSMEs' conflicts pertaining to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) benchmarks. Jason Chen underscored Acer's willingness to collaborate with governments in fortifying the cybersecurity of MSMEs. Additionally, Jason Chen mentioned Acer’s plans for a more sustainable future. In fact, he confidently wants to push other consumer electronics manufacturers to follow suit with Acer’s goals. On the plastics side, they presented us with a proof of concept, in the Acer Vero laptop. Read more in our articles including "Acer's Cyber Security Toolkit is now available for all MSMEs" and "Acer Aspire Timeline notebook lasts for 8 hours".