Cyber Security Attacks To Watch Out For in 2020

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Cyber security teams should stay at the front foot to protect their company data and IT structure. This means watching out for all new mutations and similar attacks is important for organizations. With cyber-attacks constantly increasing, let’s have a look at the latest attacks that organizations and their cyber security testing teams should look out for:More Cloud, More HacksThe cloud is the most common platform for companies to store their data while utilizing their large capacities. However, most of the latest cyber-attacks are increasingly targeting the cloud. Individual applications are a bigger target for hackers. Data breaches are expected to directly target applications that have access to the database. In public cloud environments, new cyber-attacks will gain access to data while decrypted. Weaponized 5G Technology As 5G technology is used in our daily lives, some experts predict that the network could be used by cyber-criminals as civilians mobile users. The advent of 5G may be a catalyst for the development of functional swarm-based attacks. Hackers can create local, ad hoc networks to share information and applications quickly. Swarm Technology It refers to the decentralized systems that use automation to operate without human intervention such as AI and ML. swarm technology ...


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