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Cybersecurity at a crossroads: Time to shift to an architectural approach | CSO Online

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According to ESG research, 45% of cybersecurity professionals believe that security operations are more difficult today than they were two years ago, while another 11% claim that things are about the same. When asked why they felt this way, security pros pointed to a growing attack surface, a continuously evolving threat landscape, the volume and complexity of security alerts, and the collection and analysis of increasing volumes of data. It is my firm belief that every one of these issues will grow substantially more complex over the next two to three years. Between cloud-native applications, partner ecosystems, and new device types, attack surface growth and changes will be difficult to keep up with, leading to an explosion in vulnerable assets. Generative AI will help security teams with basic hygiene, leading adversaries to get more creative with exploits across growing attack paths. Security alert volume will skyrocket, making it difficult to piece together random events with seem

According to ESG research, 45% of cybersecurity professionals believe that security operations are more difficult today than they were two years ago, while another 11% claim that things are about the same. When asked why they felt this way, security pros pointed to a growing attack surface, a continuously evolving threat landscape , the volume and complexity of security alerts, and the collection and analysis of increasing volumes of data. It is my firm belief that every one of these issues will grow substantially more complex over the next two to three years. Between cloud-native applications

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