Cybersecurity news March 2024

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What is new in March, 2024 in Cybersecurity?

Report Predicts Top Cybersecurity Threats for 2024

Cyber criminals are likely to soon target file transfer services, try to compromise the software supply chain and launch novel phishing strategies, according to a new report from Recorded Future.

That report was released Thursday by Recorded Future, and it analyzes the cybersecurity threat trends of 2023 to predict how they will extend into 2024. Read more

Cybersecurity plans should center on resilience

Organizations must base their cybersecurity strategies on resilience — the ability to weather an attack with minimal damage to data, finances, and reputation.

The more realistic goal is cyber resilience — making sure a business can quickly respond to inevitable attacks by gettшng systems back up and running with minimal disruption. A resilient organization emerges from an attack relatively unscathed, with little to no data loss, impact to its financial health, or damage to its brand reputation. Read more

Three Emerging Cybersecurity Trends To Follow

With the fast-paced and adversarial nature of cyberspace, tracking emerging trends is key to protecting businesses from cyber risks. Today, a perfect storm of attacker evolution, federal regulation and AI is brewing. Businesses should focus on these three disruptors to best prepare themselves and embrace the future. Read more

Cyber Security News Weekly Round-Up : Cyber Attacks, Vulnerabilities, Threats & New Cyber Stories

This weekly recap of cybersecurity news will keep you posted on the latest developments, exposures, advances, occurrences, threats, and narratives in this field. 

It highlights new cyber threats and possible mitigation measures, like revealing emerging malicious techniques that could be used to compromise your systems. Read more

8 cybersecurity predictions shaping the future of cyber defense

Among Gartner’s top predictions are the collapse of the cybersecurity skills gap and the reduction of employee-driven cybersecurity incidents through the adoption of generative AI.

Gartner recommends that cybersecurity leaders build the following strategic planning assumptions into their security strategies for the next two years.

By 2028, the adoption of GenAI will collapse the skills gap, removing the need for specialized education from 50% of entry-level cybersecurity positions. Read more

AI Platforms Name Cybersecurity Threats and Advice for 2024

With $109.5 billion of growth expected between now and 2030, the global AI cybersecurity market is booming – and it's not hard to see why. According to a recent survey of security professionals, three-quarters (75%) have observed an increase in cyberattacks. Of these, the research found that an even greater proportion (an overwhelming 85%) blamed AI.

What is AI's role in cybersecurity, then? Is it enabling our online freedoms and safety or undermining them? It's a question Techopedia wanted to explore. But, unlike speaking to human experts, these inquiries focused instead on a different kind of expertise…that of AI itself. So they asked five popular AI language models – ChatGPT, Claude, Llama, Perplexity, and Bard (now Gemini) – what they considered the internet's top cybersecurity threats.

Plot twist: it was AI! Yes, all five AIs, in differing ways, implicated themselves as a primary culprit in the internet's ongoing battle with malicious hackers, fraudsters, and thieves. Read more

We’re one step closer to a global cybersecurity standard for smart home devices

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