NTT Corporation recently released a report outlining the top cybersecurity trends for 2025 and beyond. The report covers five major categories, including the rise of AI-driven cyber threats, geopolitical cyber warfare, global cybercrime collaboration, supply chain attack expansion, and advancing consumer protections.
One key insight from the report is the increasing use of AI in cybercrime, with examples of ransomware attacks using generative AI in China and Japan. VIPRE Security Group reported that 40% of detected BEC messages were AI-generated in July 2024.
To combat these threats, defenders are urged to adopt AI-powered threat detection and response tools. Without AI support, defenders may face stress and burnout, leaving them vulnerable to attackers.
The report also emphasizes the importance of a centralized platform for AI-powered cyber defense, while cautioning against overdependence on a single vendor to avoid widespread IT outages like the one experienced by CrowdStrike in July 2024.
Additionally, the report highlights the growing frequency and impact of supply chain attacks, urging organizations to enhance detection capabilities and reinforce supply chain security.
For more information on NTT’s cybersecurity trends for 2025, you can read the full report here: https://group.ntt/en/topics/2024/12/19/cybersecurity2025.html
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NTT is a global technology company providing services to consumers and businesses in various sectors. With over $97 billion in revenue and 330,000 employees, NTT offers digital business consulting, managed application services, cloud solutions, and more to clients worldwide.
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