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Security pros predict threat groups will continue to change their tactics as global law enforcement ramps up collaborating in the fight against ransomware other forms of cybercrime in the coming year.

We've collected comments from more than 40 vendors to give infosec pros an idea of what they might face in the next 12 months. Their predictions cover everything from meeting the talent shortage to quantum computing: More advanced persistent threat groups (APTs) will become more active — even beyond the 138 identified by MITRE and

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As financial fraud continues to climb, experts say that this year will force the industry to change its approach on many security fronts, especially authentication.

Security Boulevard Community Chats Webinars Library A ransomware attack against Scripps Health in San Diego over the weekend underscores the potentially dangerous impact cyberattack incidents can wreak on health care providers. “Showing just how low cybercriminals will go, the attack on a major healthcare facility like Scripps highlights the dark side of ransomware, disturbingly putting lives at risk,” said Edgard Capdevielle, CEO at Nozomi Networks. “The truly sad reality is no one...