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Five experimental cybersecurity trends your business needs to know about

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By Robert Roohparvar | At August 4, 2019

August 4, 2019

Five experimental cybersecurity trends your business needs to know about

Every firm is seeking out technology and tactics to protect their data from cyber threats; that is why cybersecurity is becoming more critical. The cybersecurity trends consist of a software-defined network, and container security is the point of attraction. Various early-stage cybersecurity trends provide few functional products and have a long way to reach widespread adoption. A firm should not adopt the early-stage cybersecurity trends and should look out for their spread in the future.

Given below are few cybersecurity trends every business should pay attention

Disinformation defense

The war on information is a threat to the political and societal system. Different emerging technologies are fighting with this digital deception deal with disinformation problems.

The techniques that lead to disinformation and deception online are usually in the early-stage or still developing. They are fighting with digital fraud, including those authenticating digital media.

Open-source security

Firms are adopting open-source software, which increases the risk of disclosure to security vulnerabilities. To secure the open-source code, the firm can use the available tools in the market.

For a better cybersecurity practice, look out for firms that are monitoring open-source application dependencies continuously and allows the analyst to deal with new vulnerabilities.

Zero-knowledge proofs

Zero-knowledge proofs allow multiple parties to verify that they have enough knowledge of confidential information without revealing the information.

The zero-knowledge proof is an authentication process through which ultra-secure communications enabled, and financial transaction and files are being transferred. It does not require password exchange that is why it reduces the risk of data breaches from a stolen login credential. Using a zero-knowledge proof in cryptocurrency helps in providing more privacy to the data.

The zero-knowledge proof is still in developing stage in financial and a pharmaceuticals industry that is why is computationally expensive.

Homomorphic encryption 

Homomorphic encryption (HE) is known as the grail of enterprise data security because it keeps the data more secure when it is used. Homomorphic encryption was computationally intensive and slow in the last few years, but advancement in computer processing power has added more speed to it and made it more useful. It is used by businesses to analyze medical datasets, protect cloud data, and prevent data breaches.

It will play an essential role in securing data across multiple industries in the coming future.

Blockchain security

The blockchain is also known as smart contact security secures enterprise blockchain which is in use from targeted attacks. In the coming years, securing enterprise blockchain and auditing smart contact will become critical and essential.

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