Cyber Security Trends 2022: What’s Ahead, and How to Respond
The global pandemic has played a major role in accelerating digital transformation with no signs of slowing down. This hyper-connected world certainly does call for strengthened security to face any associated threats or challenges, enabling resilience and foresight in implemented security strategies. Cybercriminals will continue to implement traditional security breach methods such as email phishing, unsecured secrets and exploitation of known flaws. Therefore, developers’ passwords and tokens that are integral to organizational safety and security must be tamper-proof, disabling attackers to penetrate the several layers of an enterprise’s network discreetly. Supply chain attacks are also an increasingly prevalent threat. Ongoing economic disruptions generate opportunities for malicious attackers to strong-arm targets for big payouts. Therefore, there is a requirement to be aware of these threats, particularly in the form of quadruple extortion models, such as holding critical d...