In this article, we explore key trends that may shape the cybersecurity landscape in the coming year and provide specific actions you can take to protect yourself and your organization. 1.

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Cyber attacks come in many forms, including insider threats, malware, botnets, phishing, DDoS or denial of service, ransomware, and also advanced persistent threats, which occur when an unauthorized ...