Las 5 principales prediciones en cyberseguridad - Episodio 1 5 El uso de Inteligencia Artificial, por ambos bandos Los adversarios también pueden usar AI y de hecho lo han usado. Especialmente grupos asociados a estados para adaptar el ataque a las respuestas y medidas de mitigación que su objetivo tenga. 4 Aumentan los ataques específicos con ransomware ¿Cómo olvidar el caso de Pemex en 2019 en el que la página donde se daban instrucciónes para el pago del rescate estaba personalizada para la petrolera. 3 Fuera del perímetro Ataques en la cadena de suministro, los alcances y controles del área de seguridad para cualquier empresa deberán estar donde sea cuando sea. 2 Se incrementa la escasez de talento en la industria. Buenas noticias si quieres hacer carrera en esta industria. Menciones honoríficas MFA en todos lados Filtraciones de datos y credenciales siguen siendo un gran problema para las organizaciones. Los sistemas ICS SCADA seguirán siendo vulnerables. Se robustecerá cybercrime-as-a-service Más actividad de M&A en la industria 1 Ataques IoT Los avances en redes 5G implementadas incrementará la cantidad de dispositivos conectados y con ello también la superficie de ataque. Referencias Infosec Institute. https://resources.infosecinstitute.com/top-cybersecurity-predictions-for-2020/#gref Targeted ransomware attacks on the rise Most nation-state attacks remain unattributed IoT devices under attack AI-based attacks, a nightmare for security experts Compromised credentials and data breaches will continue to be a problem for organizations ICS/SCADA systems are still too vulnerable Supply chain attacks will grow slightly in frequency Cybercrime-as-a-service — stronger than ever Sdcentral. https://www.sdxcentral.com/articles/news/top-5-cybersecurity-predictions-for-2020/2019/12/ More Security M&A Activity in 2020 Open Source Security Takes Hold Push to the Edge AI Will Speed Security Response — and Attacks 5G Security Gets Real Watchguard. https://www.watchguard.com/es/wgrd-resource-center/predictions-2020 Ransomware targets the cloud GDPR comes to the US 2020 elections Cybersecurity skills GAP widens Outside the perimeter New vulnerabilities in 5G/Wi-Fi MFA becomes the standard SC Magazine. https://www.scmagazine.com/home/security-news/2020-cybersecurity-predictions/ Voice Deepfakes will become the new phishing bait We’ll start to hear more about the convergence of physical infiltration with cyberattacks Get ready for SMS attacks to go mainstream Office 365-specific security issues will finally get the attention they deserve Company microtargeting with industry-specific tools will rise Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) is now mainstream State and state-sponsored cyber groups are the new proxy for international relations The accepted definition of a vulnerability will broaden In 2020, we expect to see federal agencies to increasingly differentiate their IT consumption models The digital advertising ecosystem will be the next top target as a new class of attacks emerges The use of and evolution of biometrics Cisco. https://newsroom.cisco.com/feature-content?type=webcontent&articleId=2038484 Balance humans and machines Find talent in unexpected places Get the board up to speed Prepare for the inevitable Know your network — but look beyond it Consider compliance an advantage (not just a headache) Expand your perspective, and enable the future

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