The first threat is that of global and regional political instability. As regional and global power competition intensifies, we may see growing authoritarianism and a decline in democracy.
The second area of concern comes from the expanding attack surface. The exponential reliance on data and connectivity will significantly expand the attack surface.
A further trend driving cyber threats is the technological arms race, where advances in Quantum and AI will escalate the arms race between cyber exploiters and victims.
This shift is already being seen in the rise of zero-day attacks, with most of the top vulnerabilities exploited in 2023 initially targeted as zero-day attacks.
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