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From a tech explosion to accidental cyberattacks, researchers offer a glimpse into 2030

SC Magazine

Enter Project 2030, a collaboration between Oxford Visiting Researcher Victoria Baines and Trend Micro Vice President of Security Research Rik Ferguson, which uses a mixture of survey data and forward-thinking understanding of technology to predict the infosec concerns a decade from now. AI could also bolster obfuscation techniques, he said.

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Execs fear business setbacks from failure to keep up with ‘digital born’ competitors

SC Magazine

Respondents were asked to not only rank 36 macroeconomic, strategic and operational risks for 2021, but also to look out over the horizon and rate the expected impact of those risks in 2030. That specific risk tied to the ability to keep up with innovation moved from 18 th place in 2021 to third place in 2030.

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: Tenable Highlights Risks of AI Use in the Cloud, as UK’s NCSC Offers Tips for Post-Quantum Cryptography Adoption

Security Boulevard

These powerful quantum computers are expected to become generally available at some point between 2030 and 2040. The need to migrate to PQC stems from the ability quantum computers will have to decrypt data protected with todays public-key cryptographic algorithms.

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Cybersecurity CEO: Security Awareness is An Ongoing Commitment

Herjavec Group

Cyber Primer for the C-Suite. These 10 data points illustrate the cyber threats faced by governments, businesses, employees, consumers, and students globally. billion Internet users by 2030 (90 percent of the projected world population of 8.5 billion, 6 years of age and older).

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Trade Wars: How U.S. Tariffs Are Reshaping Cyber Risk and Resilience

SecureWorld News

National Security, Economic Strength ] Challenges for cybersecurity vendors and researchers include: Penetration testing tools and red-teaming software could face licensing restrictions, making it harder for companies to defend against cyber threats. cybersecurity companies. I can see this one being a major problem.