Sophisticated attacks, changing authentication and quantum threats -- cybersecurity predictions for 2024

Why AI panic in 2023 will yield to AI pragmatism in 2024


2023 rapidly became 'The Year of AI Panic' as governments and the press entered into an AI frenzy.
Progress in Generative AI, spearheaded by GPT4’s release in March, offered users incredible tools with a visible utility and practical benefit. Its impact could be felt across their personal and business lives. From that point there has been a buzz around AI with a snowball effect across the media fueled by sudden engagement from the most senior levels of government across the planet. 2023 has seen the AI train fly across our screens, and the pace of developments from a technical, policy and regulatory perspective has been almost impossible to keep up with. So too has the FUD -- fear, uncertainty and doubt that accompanies disruption.
Faster problem solving, more investment and time travel attacks -- quantum predictions for 2024


Although quantum computing is still some way from commercial reality for most people and organizations, the technology is developing.
Many of the concerns surrounding it are about what a world of post-quantum computing might mean for cybersecurity. We asked industry experts what they think is in store for quantum in 2024.
New risks, new opportunities and democratization -- AI predictions for 2024

Mandatory protections, higher premiums and continued growth -- cyber insurance predictions for 2024


The high costs, both financial and reputational, of dealing with a cyberattack along with tighter regulations that means attacks must be reported have meant that many more organizations are seeking to protect themselves with cyber insurance.
This is still a relatively new and developing field, so what do industry experts think we'll see in the cyber insurance market in 2024?
Consolidation of products, closer attention to security and cost increases -- cloud predictions for 2024

AI, efficiency and a rise in citizen developers -- development predictions for 2024

PSD3, Banking-as-a-Service and fewer passwords -- fintech predictions for 2024


In recent years, the financial sector has seen some of the biggest changes in the way technology is used. New regulations and disruptive technologies like blockchain, along with the rise of open banking, have seen traditional players scrambling to keep up with more agile newcomers.
So what does the fintech sector have in store in 2024? Here are the views of some industry experts.
Looking to 2024: Data, AI and security will be top priorities for businesses


The technology landscape has evolved significantly over the last year with the introduction of technologies such as ChatGPT and other generative AI tools taking the market by storm, while raising concerns about data security and more.
As we move forward into 2024, we anticipate that the impact these new technologies have made this year means they will continue to pave the way forward, with AI remaining a hot topic in the industry, while data security concerns rise around it.
Top security trends you can expect in 2023


We’ve already had the first major API-related cybersecurity incident for 2023, and the year has barely started. The T-Mobile API breach exposed the personally identifiable information (PII) of 37 million customers. The API attack had been going on since November but was not discovered and disclosed until January 19, illustrating the threat of the "low and slow" approach of API attacks, which are increasing at a steady pace. Following research by Sam Curry that uncovered hundreds of API vulnerabilities in the automotive industry -- from Mercedes-Benz to Nissan to Kia to Ferrari and more -- it’s not surprising that 2023 has been dubbed "The Year of API Security."
Unfortunately, threats do not stop at API security. Today’s organizations -- and the world -- face inordinate security risks. What other threats and trends can we expect to see in the coming year?
5 cloud space trends to watch in 2023


The past few decades have seen the cloud evolve from a nebulous concept to an essential component of our increasingly data-anchored lives. Recently, the adoption of cloud-based offerings has skyrocketed thanks to hybrid work models emerging, AI technologies gaining traction and the rapid deployment of automation tools, all of which play an ever-more important role in business strategies.
Here are five ways the cloud space will evolve in 2023 and beyond.
Cybersecurity trends to expect in 2023


We’ve come to the end of another year characterized by heightened cybersecurity risk within an environment defined by rising political, social and economic challenges. As such, it’s time once again to look forward and take stock of the future trends that are expected to shape the cybersecurity landscape in the year ahead so that organizations can ensure they are prepared to respond to future threats and are able to mitigate any risk.
For the most part, this coming year we can expect threat actors to continue to look for ways to exploit already existing vulnerabilities within organizations, as well as those newly introduced, as organizations keep pace with new innovations and applications of technologies in order to stay ahead of the pack in an ever-evolving digital world.
Kubernetes as-a-service, security issues and skills shortages -- container predictions for 2023


Containers have become increasingly popular in recent years, they can be spun up quickly and offer developers the opportunity to deliver projects faster as well as gains in agility, portability and improved lifecycle management.
Here are what some industry experts think we'll see happening in the container market in 2023.
More complexity, more automation and data sovereignty concerns -- cloud predictions for 2023


No longer the new 'big thing', the cloud has matured into something that almost all organizations rely on daily. But it's still evolving and its importance has grown over the last two years as we've switched to remote and hybrid working.
Here are some expert views on what lies ahead for the cloud in 2023.
More machine IDs, attacks on providers and AI verification -- identity management predictions for 2023


Although the death of the password has been predicted for many years, older technology still clings on when it comes to verifying identities.
But that's changing, particularly with the massive growth in the numbers of machine IDs. Here is what some industry experts think we'll see from the identity world in 2023.
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