Look back at 2018 and you’ll see how turbulent of a year it was for the security industry. Unprecedented data breaches from the likes of Facebook and Marriott, among many more, prove that organizations and security professionals must do a better job at proactively protecting sensitive information.
In 2018 we also saw governments step in and enforce new security regulations to protect consumers. It’s safe to say security policies and reporting will both undergo major updates over the next 1-2 years. And as security infrastructures evolve as a result, it is certain that new attack vectors and vulnerabilities will emerge, and security teams will need to be able to identify and prioritize the mitigation actions needed to prevent more breaches of this scale.
As we approach 2019, here are three major shifts that security teams and organizations alike can expect.
AI Will Become a Key Ingredient in Cybersecurity Solutions…but Humans Are Still Needed
In many industries, it has been hotly debated whether robots will replace or assist human workers. In cybersecurity, there is no debate. With the number of cybersecurity threats growing every day and the increased…
