Cybersecurity Trends for 2023

Jeff Crume looks back on 2022 and forward to 2023 and beyond at the trends in cybersecurity. Ransomware and MFA will continue to play key roles in IT security, but what role will AI, deep fakes, and quantum computing play going forward into the New Year?

[IBMTechnology]

8:13 Jeff misspoke here. There are 770, 000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the US.

[Owlan]

Best part of this video is Jeff's ability to write so well backwards.

[maestru]

The problem why jobs are not fullfiled is because HR asks for 50 years of experience !

[robrichards]

I loved this. I recently got into tech but have been studying. Cyber security is where i want to go and it's so important. People's lives get literally destroyed by these hackers. It's so complex though

[mytechnotalent]

I completely agree with this analysis. IoT is very vuln as most of the TCP stack on these devices are very primitive.

[jianlux]

We need more cybersecurity specialist in the future, i agree. At this point i might suggest to putting the IBM cybersecurty course on coursera free for all, without limit time. This would increase the awareness of all people

[Sara-wbbs]

Omg, people don't understand how important all of this information is! We live in a world where whoever has the passcodes, source codes, hacking abilities etc. is very very dangerous. They can shut down whatever they want. Trust me I've experienced this with Russians. I'm so happy IBM is trying to solve these issues.

[jerry]

Maybe there wouldn't be such a problem finding cybersecurity professionals if more companies invested in creating them. I find it annoying to keep hearing companies complain about all these openings yet these same companies are making the bar unreasonably high. You're telling me I have to have PhD level knowledge/experience to use splunk or wireshark? Give me a break.

[Ucsdlife]

770 million un filled cybersecurity jobs requiring CISSP

[monoergon]

Are hardware-encrypted NVME M.2 SSDs efficient against ransomware and other types of attacks?

[ikechukwumarvellouschibuzofcia]

What a great awareness Project. Congratulations to the team

[naveedconnect]

Great presentation..have been an IBMer for 14 years . 😊..now cissp cism iso ccsk qualys qradar oscp (a) and crisc (a) but i would like to return to ibm to work in that great company

[maestru]

I loved the part you said we can't mint as many Cyber security engineers haha

[messizhao]

quantum-safe, a new word for me, sounds amazing!

[ayodejifewa]

Hahaha I like this. "With current technology we can make a new Human in about 9 Months."

[infinite_flesh]

Organizations must stop asking for certificates or diplomas when hackers apply for jobs ..

[technoren]

Is "low code vs no code from security perspective" a good area of research in Cybersecurity at Masters level. If not, can you please suggest some good areas.
Thank you for the very insightful video!

[destined-achieversconsult]

Please sire, I want to learn Cyber Security, how can I get started?

I need a full program for it.

[monkeydzay]

Bro if someone turns my fridge off its on sight i stfg! lol

[anetsalomo]

Is there a chance to tell us how it works with the board? what pen and what light u use? :)