 The year 2020 was unlike most, and the world of cybersecurity is going through a series of unprecedented events.
The Top Trends of 2020 include an evolving threat landscape and the continued proliferation of ransomware.
Turf battles between CISOs and CIOs were an ongoing story, while the talent shortage forced IT departments to get creative in the search for new recruits.
Evolving technologies are shifting the dynamic in the office, as the line between OT and IT has become blurred. Meanwhile the growing use of cloud computing threatens to make the corporate firewall a thing of the past.
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Thanks for reading and may we all have a safe and less kinetic New Year,
David Jones
Reporter, Cybersecurity Dive
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