Monday, October 28, 2024
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Internet security measures
Regulatory
cyber security measures often arise from a combination of reactions to cyber
threats, emerging technologies and sustainable security goals. The following
represent some of the key trends and technologies shaping the cybersecurity
landscape in 2024:
• AI
security - the rise of AI is greatly affecting cyber security, involving both
offensive and defensive aspects. On the offensive front, cyberthreat actors
have used tools like ChatGPT to improve and improve cyberattacks, contributing
to the apparent annual increase in attacks.
• Hybrid
Mesh Firewall Platform – Organizations are gradually adopting a hybrid mesh
firewall platform, integrating different firewall types into a unified,
centrally managed security system. This approach enables organizations to
implement a customized firewall solution in a virtual environment that
simultaneously provides monitoring, control, and policy enforcement across all
of their resources.
• CNAPP -
Gartner coined the term Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) to
describe a security solution that combines the various capabilities required
for cloud application protection into a unified solution. This integration of
multiple capabilities into a single solution and dashboard helps combat the
proliferation of cloud security, enabling security teams to better monitor,
manage and protect their cloud-based applications.
• Hybrid
data centers - While some organizations have moved their data centers entirely
to the cloud, others have adopted the cloud to enhance their on-premises data
centers. Hybrid data centers use orchestration, enabling seamless movement of
data and applications between on-premises and cloud resources as needed across
the network.
•
Comprehensive Security - Businesses today face a wider variety of threats and
potential attack vectors than ever before. Cybercriminals can exploit
vulnerabilities in traditional endpoints, mobile devices, IoT systems and
remote operating equipment. The increasing complexity of monitoring and
protecting multiple systems increases the opportunity for security teams to
monitor, which can give attackers access to systems.


