Cybersecurity Trends for 2025 and Beyond

In the ever changing landscape cybersecurity landscape, Jeff Crume reviews his predictions for last year and peers into his crystal ball to see what may be coming in 2025 and beyond especially when it comes to how AI will change the threat landscape to possible solutions.

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[Nyansapa]

Make a video on how this impacts folks in the IT/cyber security careers from either a positive or negative side. Maybe talk about some roles that may be created from these problems, etc. Thanks for a great video.

[Mrivlian]

An anecdote on Ai-written malware: very few instances have been found in the wild. The ones that have been found stood out because they were incredibly crearly written and well annotated. Hackers will tipically try to obfuscate their code, but the AI bot just can't help being a helpful little engineer.

[proaxiom_cyber]

Great focus for the 2025 Cybersecurity conversation!

[libnatty]

Harvest now- Decrypt later 😮, What does the future look like for computing as a whole?? Interesting

[ReconBee]

Great and amazing video on cybersecurity trends for 2025

[hecksonchamutanga]

Thanks for the information, watching from Zambia

[AndersonLacruz-hf]

Thanks for the information and analysis. It would be useful to have reports and data sources to support how some of the these predictions grew or increased. I think another point to mention is the regulations and controls for AI. It should be the first one from my point of view. Regards

[akakshepati]

Many thanks for your video. It's insightful and succinct.

Some thoughts:
1)
Do you think AI could be used to scan deepfake videos in realtime by scanning for artifacts using graphics algorithms? Could we use something like triangulation (video from different angles) to prove a deep fake. Artifacts would become prevalent if it has to sync different outputs. But, deep fakes algos are improving also.

2)
I worry that AI could simulate a hacker mindset and start thinking to look for vulnerbilities dynamically and exploit. This however, could be used by defensive software to identify attacking patterns.

[eprabhat]

You are good. I thought of all these points through the year.

Your crisp elaboration on art of possibility, makes me worry about the amount of investment Information security departments would need to make and how fast on priority

Potentially make or break

[sleeezzyverona-]

Any advice for anyone trying to work with AI and cybersecurity as a career Jeff?

[Ali-ohev]

Is ibm providing any course for learning AI with cyber security context ?

[Siya-cybersecurity]

brilliant video, excited for 2025 and what it brings

[AndreiIR]

Excellent points! Both for 2024 and for 2025.

[nicolewhyte]

Same Predictions!!! Wow you are updated and current!! This is going to be wild roller coaster ride!!!❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[jama]

The deepfake one was insane for the improvements that happen in that matter

[ConnectionIsLost]

Very straight to the point and adecvat video. Thanks!

[DusejaSushil]

Thanks for yet another insightful video, Jeff!

It seems increasingly likely that we may see greater adoption of Zero-Trust-as-a-Service platforms, potentially simplifying the path for small and medium-sized business to implement zero-trust frameworks without the need for building them from the ground up. This evolution could enable smaller organizations to strengthen their defenses against the rising tide of sophisticated cyberattacks.

[FlyingGreenTea]

Wow! I love this person! Happy New Year 2025!
To anyone reading this, I want to tell you that this year will be your year, and you will succeed in anything you're working on or already doing! Trust the process, don't forget to take care of your health, and strive to be the best at everything you do in life!

[richardhyman]

Great video and overview of things to come. These videos provide great discussion ideas for our classes that get the students engaged (don’t worry, I cite you guys as the source).

[sherifatakinwonmi]

Thanks for sharing. Same thoughts I had for the new year basically Quantum and AI. I’d like to add one more on the AI related attacks, that is the Data loss/leakage by insider threat due to the use of AI by organizations. If organizations do not classify and protect their data according to their sensitivities, AI can be used by insider threats to get data that they ordinarily do not have access to.