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Cato Networks Un-Predictions: 3 Cyber Events that won’t happen in 2024

Etay Maor, Senior Director of Security Strategy from Cato Networks, predicts the future of cybersecurity in 2024, including AI threats, cyber war, and breach detection. Find out more in this video series from NextGenInfra.

Etay Maor, Senior Director of Security Strategy from Cato Networks, offers three un-predictions for 2024:

– AI Threats: While AI is increasingly used by cybercriminals for tasks like creating phishing emails, the idea of a catastrophic AI-based attack is unrealistic. Instead, expect to see more AI usage in smaller, more specific tasks within cyber attacks.

– Cyber War: Despite ongoing global conflicts, a full-scale cyber war is unlikely. Cyber tools are used in conjunction with traditional military tactics, not as standalone strategies. However, the alignment of threat actors with different nation states is a trend to watch.

– Breach Time Detection: Contrary to some reports, the average time to detect a breach is not decreasing. This is often due to outdated security solutions. Expect to see a rise in the adoption of Secure Access Service Edge, a cloud-based approach to networking and security, for faster and more effective threat detection.

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