We’re just over a week away from New Years Eve and the standard resolutions made by all. Along with the resolutions (that are mostly forgotten) there come hopes and predictions for the year to come, and that’s no different in the security industry. Guillermo Lafuente, Security Consultant at MWR InfoSecurity, has provided the following predictions for 2015:
LONDON, UK: ESET has compiled and published a summary of the top cybercrime trends and predictions for 2015. These highlights will be explored in further detail in ESET’s Cybercrime Trends & Predictions 2015 report coming soon on WeLiveSecurity.com. While last year’s focus was on internet privacy and Android malware, new areas of InfoSecurity risks are bubbling to the top in 2015.
Following the news that Sony malware discovered and was sat on network for months http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-12-19/sony-hackers-seen-having-snooped-for-months-planted-bomb.html?hootPostID=c0c500303a14291b7538fbf26cadf435, the following comments have been offered by cyber security experts:
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