Cybersecurity Predictions for 2020: VPN Disruption, Bad AI, More
The check is coming due for a lot of businesses that have failed to protect their customers' data.
Pam Baker
December 26, 2019
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Almost one-quarter (21%) of security leaders are experimenting with quantum computing strategies, according to new research from the Neustar International Security Council (NISC). The majority (73%) expect quantum computing to overcome existing cybersecurity technologies within the next five years. Despite pressing concerns over encryption breakage and security fails, most (87%) of CISOs, CSOs, CTOs and security directors are excited about the potential in quantum computing. The remaining 13% fear quantum technology will bring more harm than help.
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