by DNSFilter Team on Jan 18, 2022 12:00:00 AM
Cybersecurity is one of the hottest areas of IT. An unending stream of ransomware attacks, endless attempts at phishing, and hackers constantly sniffing around the perimeter for weaknesses — all of this makes for a state of panic in IT departments. No wonder they are paying so well for positions in cybersecurity.
Datamation interviewed experts in cybersecurity jobs about what trends would we see in 2022, including DNSFilter's Laura Durfee, Director of Talent Acquisition. Continue to Datamation for the full article.
By 2025, zero trust will be the dominant architecture model, fully replacing outdated perimeter-based models. Security controls will focus increasingly on the workforce and workloads rather than just the workplace, leading to enhanced protection across diverse environments.
By 2025, generative AI will be integrated into nearly every business and department, significantly boosting productivity. However, this will also introduce new security risks that organizations will need to address. Simply automating tasks won't be enough. A focus on secure automation and responsible AI practices will be essential. Additionally, creating cyber exploits will become easier, as the barrier to entry lowers. Individuals will need to t...
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