In the past year, cybersecurity has truly broken through and become not just a boardroom issue but also a dinner table topic. From ransomware attacks to election tampering, we have been fed a steady diet of explosive front page stories that have shaken the public’s sense of online security.
In this article, I will take a look at some of the key trends dominating the discourse among those of us defending digital assets.
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