Generative AI evolution, digital decentralizing, supply chain interdependencies, regulatory change, endemic talent shortages and a constantly evolving threat landscape: these are the top cybersecurity trends.
Pressure on CISOs is ever-increasing. Not only are security leaders held to an extremely high standard, but they also have to work with other teams to support business strategies.
The increased need to comply with regulations causes a loss of focus on underlying risks – which can ultimately jeopardize a company's continuity.
Chief Information Security Officers are gaining more influence within the C-suite and boardrooms.
In 2025, I hope The Netherlands fully embraces the fourth industrial revolution – with a fundamental shift in mindset. Cybersecurity must no longer be treated as an afterthought.
One of the alarming trends is the incorrect use of IT resources by employees, or misuse, according to Orange Cyberdefense’s Security Navigator report.
The Dutch government has engaged in talks with U.S. chip firms Nvidia and AMD about the development of an AI facility, it said in a statement last week which has been taken down since.
With the start of Trump’s second term, we can expect significant shifts in cybersecurity policies and broader tech-related issues.
Observability is transforming from a reactive to a proactive practice. What’s next in 2025? These are the five observability predictions according to Splunk.
According to researchers, cybercriminals have engineered a simple but sophisticated scheme to circumvent facial identity verification systems through coordinated data collection on the dark web.