Tenable Cyber Watch: What Do Our Experts Predict for 2023?
Banish the post-holiday blues with news you can use: this week’s episode of Tenable Cyber Watch takes a look at four cybersecurity trends to prepare for in 2023. Learn why ransomware extortion, OT security, SaaS worries and protecting the cloud are top of mind for our experts.
Getting a slow start today? Grab another cup of coffee and tune in to this week’s episode of the Tenable Cyber Watch newscast, which is chock full of predictions from our team of experts.
Each week, Tenable Cyber Watch host Jirah Mickle rounds up the top four cybersecurity trends to watch. In this week's episode, she shines the spotlight on four cybersecurity predictions for 2023 from Tenable experts and offers insights into what’s driving them. Here’s what you'll learn:
- How the increasing use of extortion tactics will continue to reshape the ransomware ecosystem.
- Why spending on cybersecurity for critical operational technology (OT) systems is expected to rise.
- The reasons software-as-a-service (SaaS) may become an attractive target for hackers.
- What’s putting cloud managed service providers (MSPs) in the crosshairs of nation-state actors.
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