Five Cybersecurity Trends for 2024, According to Hillstone Networks CTO Tim Liu
Tim Liu of Hillstone Networks names the shifts he expects in 2024: AI threats, cloud gaps, a wider attack surface, human error and digital trust.
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Bylined analysis from security practitioners on threats, defence strategy and the regional regulatory picture.
Tim Liu of Hillstone Networks names the shifts he expects in 2024: AI threats, cloud gaps, a wider attack surface, human error and digital trust.
Jumio's Frederic Ho argues that as Malaysian banks drop SMS OTPs, biometrics alone will not stop fraud without liveness checks and risk-based orchestration.
Norman Willox and Tom Patterson argue that steal-now-decrypt-later attacks make quantum-safe encryption urgent, and set out a four-step plan to prepare.
Keysight's Keith Bromley explains how a visibility architecture of taps and a network packet broker lets companies get more years out of existing security tools.
Infoblox's Alvin Rodrigues describes Ukraine-themed malspam carrying Agent Tesla and fake crypto donation DAOs, and how people and firms can avoid them.
Keysight's Mike Hodge explains how UNECE WP.29, UN R155 and ISO/SAE 21434 push carmakers towards a cybersecurity management system and automated testing.
ManageEngine's Subhalakshmi Ganapathy on what a cloud access security broker does and why a SIEM should integrate or include CASB capabilities within two years.
Progress's Filip Cerny expects ransomware, supply chain and hybrid attacks to grow in 2022, alongside tougher cyber insurance terms and new regulation.
Keysight's Keith Bromley proposes inline security, full network visibility and regular breach and attack simulation to cut risk before hackers strike.
Qualys's Bharat Jogi reviews February 2022 Patch Tuesday: 70 Microsoft fixes with none rated critical, and 17 Adobe CVEs of which five are critical.
Qualys's Bharat Jogi reviews January 2022 Patch Tuesday: 126 Microsoft flaws with nine critical, including wormable CVE-2022-21907, and 41 Adobe CVEs.
Dr Dzaharudin Mansor of Microsoft Malaysia names zero trust, AI and the hyperscale cloud as the three elements that most improve an organisation's defences.