In 2024, AI technology transitioned from experimentation to mainstream integration into daily work processes, prompting businesses to consider its uses for competitive edge, cost savings, and productivity. Looking ahead to 2025, the challenge will be harnessing the latest technologies while ensuring innovations drive benefits safely and securely amid evolving regulations and AI-enabled threats.
SoftwareOne experts, Ravi Bindra and Martin Roskelly, highlight four trends impacting the technology sector in the coming years:
1) Increasing AI investment for security enhancement: AI technology can significantly improve cybersecurity practices by detecting threats, minimizing human error, and automating incident response to prevent cyber threats.
2) Quantum attack vectors on the rise: Quantum computing will introduce new security threats, requiring organizations to make data quantum-resistant and collaborate across industries to combat quantum-capable threats.
3) Evolution of the CISO role: Chief Information Security Officers must expand their roles to accommodate increasing enterprise risks and cybersecurity regulations while aligning security solutions with business objectives.
4) Minimizing cyber risk through upskilling: As AI becomes more integrated, companies need protocols and training to ensure secure AI use by employees, emphasizing security measures in all processes.
Ravi Bindra and Martin Roskelly of SoftwareOne emphasize the need for businesses to adapt to the changing technological landscape by investing in cybersecurity measures, collaborating across industries, and prioritizing upskilling to navigate digital transformation successfully.
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