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The Future of Government Cybersecurity In response to these trends, 93% of federal agencies are increasing their IT security spending. Money alone won’t stop data breaches, but it can enable some important changes. As artificial intelligence (AI) has become more prominent, AI threats and protections have come into the spotlight. Machine learning can reduce alert fatigue and improve response times in government agencies through automated monitoring and breach containment. However, cybercriminals can use similar tools to deliver more dangerous attacks. Thankfully, the government is aware of this threat. A late 2023 executive order has called for AI-focused security standards and is establishing a program to develop AI-assisted security software. These steps will help protect federal agencies from AI attacks and more conventional incidents. More young professionals will likely enter the security workforce as cybersecurity awareness grows. Government incentive programs will ensure federal agencies benefit from this growth. While this shift will take time, it will lessen security teams’ workloads, enabling faster responses and reducing burnout. Of course, cybercrime will grow and evolve, too. Consequently, government breaches may worsen before they improve, as cybercriminals can adopt new tools and strategies faster than highly regulated organizations. In the long term, though, AI and a larger security workforce will improve federal cybersecurity standings. Data Breach Prevention Is a Never-Ending Task Cybersecurity is an ongoing battle as each side adapts to the other’s new technologies and techniques. As a result, the federal government will likely never eliminate data breaches entirely. However, these incidents will become less frequent if agencies can implement their current goals effectively. Government security affects everyone, not just federal employees. Businesses and consumers must pay close attention to these trends to understand the risks facing their data and the systems they rely on. Government processes are becoming more secure, but there will be some bumps along the way. About the Author April Miller is the Managing Editor of ReHack Magazine. She is particularly passionate about sharing her technology expertise, helping readers implement technology into their professional lives to increase their productivity, efficiency and personal enjoyment of their work. April can be reached online on Twitter, LinkedIn and at our company website https://rehack.com/. Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 132 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Zero Trust Matures, Insider Threat Programs Take Off, and AI Doesn’t Change Things that Much Yet: 2024 Cybersecurity Predictions By Chris Scheels, VP of Product Marketing at Gurucul How will security analytics, machine learning/AI, and applied data science in the security space evolve in the coming year? Here are five cybersecurity predictions for 2024, developed by myself and my security executives and research colleagues. Mature Zero Trust organizations shift focus to Automation and Orchestration, and Visibility and Analytics pillars. Enterprises that were early adopters of Zero Trust frameworks are now a few years into their journeys and have made progress in the five pillars of Zero Trust: identity, devices, networks, applications and workloads, and data. In 2024, about 35% of these early adopter organizations will move into more Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 133 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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