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Enea identifies trends that will shape the mobile industry in 2022

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Nation states will ramp up mobile cyber attacks; hyperscalers will mimic Google and introduce powerful proprietary encryption protocols; and new edge clouds could make the last mile vulnerable.

These are amongst the major trends Enea has highlighted in a new report about top trends that will shape the mobile industry in 2022. Each year, Enea surveys a cross-section of mobile industry thought leaders and experts to identify the key trends for the next 12 months.

For 2022, those thought leaders included ABI Research, Analysys Mason and Strategy Analytics. The trends in 2022 include the following.

State-sponsored cyber attacks accelerate and evolve: 2022 will undoubtedly bring an increase in the number and sophistication of nation state cyber attacks on mobile telecom infrastructure, the report finds.

As tensions between global power brokers intensifies in hotspots such as Taiwan, Ukraine and Kazakhstan, mobile networks’ value as a target for espionage and disruption will soar.

Furthermore, IT/OT/telco convergence and 5G’s expanded attack surface including 2G, 3G and 4G weaknesses will all provide ripe terrain for achieving geopolitical ends via cyber warfare.

Hyperscaler protocols dictate terms to operators: Complex encryption protocols, such as Google’s QUIC, based on UDP, were meant to keep subscribers safe and improve web and video performance, and they have.

However, they’ve left operators scrambling to maintain the traffic visibility they need to stay in the game, the report states. Expect more trouble ahead as UDP dominates traffic, and newer encryption protocols like eSNI and DoH/DoT become the norm.

Video delivery shifts to new edge clouds: According to analysts, the edge cloud market for mobile operators is set to grow significantly in 2022. Ultra-low latency applications like live multi-angle sports streaming and cloud gaming will be at the forefront of this growth. While Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) have been bringing content and users closer together for many years, the nature of the edge cloud tilts the game in favour of mobile operators, who have ready-to-go locations across thousands of towns and cities.

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Botnet Detection Market 2020 Explosive Growth | Reblaze, Infisecure, Unbotify, Digital Hands, Integral AD Science, Shape Security, Unfraud, Pixalate – KSU

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Botnet Detection Market accounted for USD 165.0 billion and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 43.6% the forecast period.

Botnet Detection Market Research Report’ the report is complete with an elaborate research undertaken by prominent analysts and a detailed analysis of the global industry place. Botnet Detection market report is a clear-cut study of the ICT industry which explains what the market definition, classifications, applications, engagements, and global industry trends are. The report braes down the important product developments and tracks recent acquisitions, mergers and research in the ICT industry by the key players. The market drivers and restraints have been explained with the help of SWOT analysis.

Botnet Detection Market 2027 Top Players (Market Analysis, Opportunities, Demand, Forecasting)

  • White OPS.
  • Shieldsquare,
  • Kasada,
  • Reblaze,
  • Infisecure,
  • Unbotify,
  • Digital Hands,
  • Integral AD Science,

You can Sample request an in-depth analysis detailing the impact of COVID-19 on the Botnet Detection  Market: https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/toc/?dbmr=global-botnet-detection-market

The titled segments and sub-section of the market are illuminated below:

By Services (Professional, Managed),

By Application Area (Website Security, Mobile Application Security, API Security),

By Deployment Type (Cloud, On Premises),

By Organization Size (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), Large Enterprises),

By Vertical (Healthcare, Manufacturing, Education, Others),

Geographical Insights:

  • North America: United States, Canada, and Mexico.
  • South & Central America: Argentina, Chile, and Brazil.
  • Middle East & Africa: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, Egypt and South Africa.
  • Europe: UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and Russia.
  • Asia-Pacific: India, China, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, and Australia.

What the Report has in Store for you?

– Industry Size & Forecast: The industry analysts have offered historical, current, and expected projections of the industry size from the cost and volume point of view

– Future Opportunities: In this segment of the report, Botnet Detection competitors are offered with the data on the future aspects that the Botnet…

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Ransomware, attacker behaviour to shape IT security in 2021

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Mumbai, Nov 23 (IANS): Ransomware and fast-changing attacker behaviours from the advanced to entry level will shape the threat landscape and IT security in 2021, says a report by cybersecurity company Sophos on Monday.

The gap between ransomware operators at different ends of the skills and resource spectrum will increase, according to the “Sophos 2021 Threat Report”.

At the high end, the big-game hunting ransomware families will continue to refine and change their tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) to become more evasive and nation-state-like in sophistication, targeting larger organisations with multimillion-dollar ransom demands.

In 2020, such families included Ryuk and RagnarLocker.

At the other end of the spectrum, Sophos anticipates an increase in the number of entry level, apprentice-type attackers looking for menu-driven, ransomware-for-rent, such as Dharma, that allows them to target high volumes of smaller prey.

Another ransomware trend is “secondary extortion”, where alongside the data encryption the attackers steal and threaten to publish sensitive or confidential information if their demands are not met.

In 2020, Sophos reported on Maze, RagnarLocker, Netwalker, REvil, and others using this approach.

“The ransomware business model is dynamic and complex. During 2020, Sophos saw a clear trend towards adversaries differentiating themselves in terms of their skills and targets,” Chester Wisniewski, Principal Research Scientist, Sophos, said in a statement.

“However, we’ve also seen ransomware families sharing best-of-breed tools and forming self-styled collaborative ‘cartels’,” said Chester Wisniewski, principal research scientist, Sophos.

The company also anticipates that next year, everyday threats such as commodity malware, including loaders and botnets, or human-operated Initial Access Brokers, will demand serious security attention.

Moreover, all ranks of adversaries will increasingly abuse legitimate tools, well known utilities and common network destinations to evade detection and security measures and thwart analysis and attribution, said the report.

Additional trends analysed in the report include the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on IT…

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NIST seeks industry feedback as Internet of Things cybersecurity standards take shape – Federal News Network

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NIST seeks industry feedback as Internet of Things cybersecurity standards take shape  Federal News Network

The internet of things covers a wide range of devices, from smart speakers to medical devices, but the National Institute of Standards and Technology is looking …

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