The fast-paced field of cybersecurity is reaching the end of yet another turbulent year with numerous high-profile incidents. The real-world impact of many of these incidents, such as fuel shortages in the United States and the cancellation of hospital appointments in Ireland following ransomware attacks, has thrust cybersecurity into the general public’s consciousness once again.
Organizations are undoubtedly more vulnerable to attacks due to factors like increased digitization, the shift to hybrid working, and a growing reliance on global supply chains. On a positive note, there are clear signs that public and private sector organizations are taking the issue of cybercrime far more seriously than ever before and are laying the framework for resilient security in the future. With this in mind, Infosecurity has set out our top 10 information security predictions for 2022, using insights from industry experts.
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1. Evolution of Cyber Insurance
The role of cyber insurance has increasingly been highlighted over the past year, largely as a…
