Tenable Cyber Watch: See What Tenable Experts Predict for Cybersecurity in 2024
This week's edition of Tenable Cyber Watch unpacks 2024 predictions for cloud security and operational technology. Also covered: the Tenable's Research team's cybersecurity predictions for 2024.
Will cloud architects be more responsible for the security of their apps in 2024? Will consolidation of cloud security products and vendors spike in the year ahead? Will the changes in the cyber insurance market put more pressure on industrial companies to be more proactive about their security? Will ransomware become a brand-building strategy for attackers targeting operational technology (OT) in 2024? What will be the most sought-after resource for ransomware attackers? Hint: it's not money.
We've got you covered in this week's edition of the Tenable Cyber Watch, our weekly video news digest highlighting three cybersecurity topics that matter right now.
To kick off the New Year, we're sharing Team Tenable's top predictions for 2024. Today, host Jirah Mickle talks:
Cloud architects take on security
Ransomware as a brand-building strategy for OT attackers
Cyber insurance puts pressure on industrial companies
Consolidation of cloud security products and vendors to spike in 2024
Collaboration technology as ransomware's ideal target
Why investment in identity and access management (IAM) tools will increase
Every Monday at 9am ET, the Tenable Cyber Watch brings you cybersecurity news you can use. Watch this week's episode below and subscribe to our playlist on YouTube.
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