According to Trend Micro’s security roundup report, there was a 752% increase in new ransomware families in 2016, resulting in US$1b in losses for enterprises worldwide.
McAfee Labs examines current trends in cybercrime and makes predictions about what the future may hold for organisations working to take advantage of new technologies to both advance their businesses and provide better security protection.
With more data expected to move across networks and into the cloud, we take a closer look at trends that industry players are predicting will dominate the conversation in networking in 2016.
Adaptive, self-calibrating and self-organising models will enable smart machines to augment human work more effectively, says Ankit Khandelwal of Fico.
With new players poised to disrupt traditional business models, enterprises are beginning to realise the urgent need to transform themselves in order to remain competitive.
