The Future is Coming: What to Expect in Cybersecurity in 2025
Nikolay Senichev, Executive Director of KREDO-S | 11/28/2024
2025 is expected to be a time of growing threats in the field of information security. At the same time, the development of IT and artificial intelligence will create many opportunities for both users and companies and organizations - including in terms of information security.
Let's consider what businesses should prepare for in terms of cybersecurity in the coming year, how the industry will develop, and whether we can expect a decrease in the level of cybercrime.
Critical infrastructure facilities have already found themselves in the special focus of cybercriminals. The number of attacks on transport, energy and healthcare facilities is expected to grow in 2025. Moreover, critical infrastructure facilities are becoming a target not only for independent hacker groups, but are also subject to threats from associations created at the level of entire states. Software suppliers will also be under threat.
A successful attack on a critical information bangladesh mobile database facility may result in disruptions to life support services, accidents, and disasters. In 2025, critical information infrastructure facilities will be forced to focus on implementing cybersecurity projects, raising staff awareness, and using modern equipment, software, and software.
Invisible vulnerabilities as a tool for cybercriminals
Hackers' methods are improving as cybersecurity technology advances. It is expected that in 2025, cybercriminals will begin to use stealth methods to gain access to protected data. Many will focus on finding:
incorrect settings;
weaknesses in the relationships between systems;
other hidden vulnerabilities.
To successfully combat cybercriminals, information security professionals will need to review and adjust their approaches to ensuring security, based primarily on a deep understanding of the architecture of their own systems.