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Four 2019 Enterprise Cyber Focal Points And The 2020 Ramifications
ByKayne2019 wasn’t a great year for cyber security. Although the number and scope of solutions available on the market increased, blue teams around the globe have been stymied by the increasing complexity and tactics of threat actors and the sheer volume of data to review. Here are four predictions for the coming storm, based on events in 2019.
Digital twins are here…and cybersecurity risks are right behind them
ByKayneKayne McGladrey, CISO in residence at Hyperproof, added that intellectual property theft is another risk for organizations, as a malicious actor may seek to access a digital twin to find a way to gain a competitive advantage over another company.
Cybersecurity hiring remains red-hot—the industry to surpass $400 billion market size by 2027
ByKayne“As a result, those companies with solutions and products in the cybersecurity industry are heavily reinvesting their profits into research and development of artificial intelligence-based solutions intended to automatically detect and remediate actions from these increasingly well-funded adversaries,” McGladrey tells Fortune. “This cycle will continue so long as it remains profitable for cybercrime actors, barring remarkable changes in how companies prioritize and address their cyber risks.”
2021 IT priorities require security considerations
ByKayne2020 was the year no one could have predicted. IT and security teams had to quickly adapt to shutdowns that brought remote workforce security issues, COVID-19-related phishing campaigns, ransomware attacks on schools and hospitals, and more. Now, as enterprises begin 2021, there are three more pandemic response challenges to potentially contend with: securing a hybrid remote and office work structure; securely reopening offices and facilities; and adapting to a permanent remote working environment. Kayne McGladrey, IEEE senior member and security architect and governance, risk and compliance practice lead at Ascent Solutions, outlined the most significant challenges each scenario presents and how security teams should prepare for them now to thwart potential security issues.
IT’s New Normal
ByKayne“On a related note, #ZeroTrust isn’t a sticker on your router or a #cybersecurity product that you buy. It’s a shift in architectural patterns that have to be supported by policies.”
Healthcare’s Biggest Cybersecurity Blind Spots and Misconceptions
ByKayne“There’s not a one-size-fits-all approach to securing healthcare,” McGladrey said. “All organizations are doing the best they can, working hard against insurmountable odds. It’s important to respect and understand not where they are relative to the standard, but how they’ve improved over time.”