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I’ve sat in enough security roadmap meetings across Australia and New Zealand this year to notice a pattern: quantum computing gets a slide, everyone nods, and then the conversation moves on to whatever’s actually on fire that quarter. That’s fair enough — it’s easy to file quantum risk under ‘2030 problem’ and get back to patching. Except one part of that timeline just stopped being theoretical, and I don’t think most ANZ security teams have clocked it yet.
Article by DigiCert APAC senior vice president, Ray Garnie. As we kick off 2022, we are in a prime position to reflect on the trials and tribulations that 2021 brought, recuperate, and reflect on key learnings and how they can shape a better year for all. While many organisations have readied themselves for a fresh start, the reality is that many of the uncertainties that shaped the last few years remain.
Authored by: By Ray Garnie, APAC VP at DigiCert As our year winds to a close, many of the uncertainties that shaped 2020 remain. The cybersecurity challenges that accompanied the pandemic have persisted, as hybrid remote workspaces have become a way of life. And through it all, the threat landscape continues to evolve, as innovations in cloud computing and other arenas open up new threats — some in unexpected areas.
Have you had enough of predictions for 2021? If not, here is another set of cybersecurity forecasts joining the fray … In 2019, who would have imagined watching our favorite sports teams on TV devoid of spectators, or anticipated the postponement of the Tokyo Summer Olympic games? With all the uncertainty that 2020 brought us, no one knows with 100% certainty what will happen.
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