It’s that time of the year again when we look to the future to arm cybersecurity professionals with a few predictions of what might head their way in 2019. But the truth is that there’s little in store that they’ve not seen already. In fact, the defining threat trends of the coming year may well be those that have plagued organisations for the past decade: vulnerabilities, stolen credentials and social engineering. Continue reading
New year, same old threats? What to expect in 2019
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