TÜV Rheinland’s Cybersecurity Trends 2024 reveal how companies can protect themselves from cyberattacks in an increasingly digital and connected world. The attack surface has expanded significantly, especially for small and medium-sized businesses, which often underestimate their vulnerability. But even large companies with high security standards are not immune to the advanced techniques of professional hacking organizations.
Top risks: Phishing, Faster Ransomware Attacks, AI Deployment
Top risks such as phishing and faster ransomware attacks continue to dominate the threat landscape, according to TÜV Rheinland experts. The growing number of connected devices exacerbates the threat of ever-increasing vulnerabilities. The use of AI takes the ability to exploit these vulnerabilities to a new level. New technologies are making cyberattacks more effective, while geopolitical crises are creating an environment of heightened risk. “The alarming increase in cyberattacks in recent years has made it clear that companies and institutions of all sizes should consider cybersecurity as a strategic priority,” says Petr Láhner, Business Executive Vice President Industrial Services & Cybersecurity at TÜV Rheinland.
Ten key trends for 2024
TÜV Rheinland’s Cybersecurity Trends 2024 provide an overview of ten key trends that organizations need to prepare for. These include stricter cybersecurity regulations, the formation of cybersecurity alliances, the threat to economic survival from cyberattacks, the use of AI in cyberattacks, organized cybercrime, faster ransomware attacks, an increase in vulnerabilities, massive connectivity, and automotive hacking. TÜV Rheinland offers solutions and recommendations to help organizations prepare for these challenges and improve their cyber defense capabilities.
For detailed information on the ten Cybersecurity Trends 2024, visit www.tuv.com/cybersecurity-trends at TÜV Rheinland.
Top risks: Phishing, Faster Ransomware Attacks, AI Deployment
Top risks such as phishing and faster ransomware attacks continue to dominate the threat landscape, according to TÜV Rheinland experts. The growing number of connected devices exacerbates the threat of ever-increasing vulnerabilities. The use of AI takes the ability to exploit these vulnerabilities to a new level. New technologies are making cyberattacks more effective, while geopolitical crises are creating an environment of heightened risk. “The alarming increase in cyberattacks in recent years has made it clear that companies and institutions of all sizes should consider cybersecurity as a strategic priority,” says Petr Láhner, Business Executive Vice President Industrial Services & Cybersecurity at TÜV Rheinland.
Ten key trends for 2024
TÜV Rheinland’s Cybersecurity Trends 2024 provide an overview of ten key trends that organizations need to prepare for. These include stricter cybersecurity regulations, the formation of cybersecurity alliances, the threat to economic survival from cyberattacks, the use of AI in cyberattacks, organized cybercrime, faster ransomware attacks, an increase in vulnerabilities, massive connectivity, and automotive hacking. TÜV Rheinland offers solutions and recommendations to help organizations prepare for these challenges and improve their cyber defense capabilities.
For detailed information on the ten Cybersecurity Trends 2024, visit www.tuv.com/cybersecurity-trends at TÜV Rheinland.
