Panorays’ Top 5 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2023
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Summary: In the world of cybersecurity, 2023 is predicted to bring new security trends, threats, and technologies. Here are the five most pressing cybersecurity predictions for 2023: 1) Supply chain attack surface will expand: Organizations will adopt more security solutions to manage cybersecurity risks in their complex and transitive supply chains. However, these solutions themselves can become new sources of risk, as even third-party cybersecurity providers have access to systems and data. Exploiting the integration of these solutions, malicious actors may attempt to breach security. 2) Shift from cybersecurity solutions to programs: Companies will prioritize developing robust workflows for segmenting and classifying third-party services, vendors, and partners. Instead of relying solely on adding more security tools, there will be a focus on reforming internal security policies, programs, and processes to address new risks. 3) Expansion of cloud security offerings: With cloud and hybrid architectures becoming more prevalent, cybersecurity providers are expected to expand their offerings to address cloud security needs. Existing security providers will likely augment their services with dedicated cloud solutions, while cloud security posture management (CSPM) providers will broaden their services to encompass areas like phishing and social engineering in cloud environments. 4) Increased data privacy and security regulations: The regulatory landscape for data protection will continue to evolve in 2023) More stringent laws and recommendations will emerge, requiring organizations to remain compliant. A new subcategory of data security compliance businesses will focus on assessing organizations’ data security and providing certifications. CISOs will also play a more active role in compliance efforts. 5) Prevailing phishing schemes: Organizations will need to enhance efforts to educate staff on identifying and avoiding phishing attacks, which remain a popular method for hackers. In a remote work environment, the risk of falling for phishing attacks increases due to the lack of proximity between employees and leaders. Access management solutions will be crucial in mitigating the threat of phishing. Overall, the focus for 2023 will be on managing supply chain risks, reforming internal security programs, enhancing cloud security, complying with evolving data privacy regulations, and strengthening defenses against phishing attacks.Summary: In the world of cybersecurity, 2023 is predicted to bring new security trends, threats, and technologies. Here are the five most pressing cybersecurity predictions for 2023: 1) Supply chain attack surface will expand: Organizations will adopt more security solutions to manage cybersecurity risks in their complex and transitive supply chains. However, these solutions themselves can become new sources of risk, as even third-party cybersecurity providers have access to systems and data. Exploiting the integration of these solutions, malicious actors may attempt to breach security. 2) Shift from cybersecurity solutions to programs: Companies will prioritize developing robust workflows for segmenting and classifying third-party services, vendors, and partners. Instead of relying solely on adding more security tools, there will be a focus on reforming internal security policies, programs, and processes to address new risks. 3) Expansion of cloud security offerings: With cloud and hybrid architectures becoming more prevalent, cybersecurity providers are expected to expand their offerings to address cloud security needs. Existing security providers will likely augment their services with dedicated cloud solutions, while cloud security posture management (CSPM) providers will broaden their services to encompass areas like phishing and social engineering in cloud environments. 4) Increased data privacy and security regulations: The regulatory landscape for data protection will continue to evolve in 2023) More stringent laws and recommendations will emerge, requiring organizations to remain compliant. A new subcategory of data security compliance businesses will focus on assessing organizations’ data security and providing certifications. CISOs will also play a more active role in compliance efforts. 5) Prevailing phishing schemes: Organizations will need to enhance efforts to educate staff on identifying and avoiding phishing attacks, which remain a popular method for hackers. In a remote work environment, the risk of falling for phishing attacks increases due to the lack of proximity between employees and leaders. Access management solutions will be crucial in mitigating the threat of phishing. Overall, the focus for 2023 will be on managing supply chain risks, reforming internal security programs, enhancing cloud security, complying with evolving data privacy regulations, and strengthening defenses against phishing attacks.
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