In 2024, AI technology moved beyond experimentation to become a mainstream part of daily work processes. Businesses are now urged to consider its uses, from automating tasks to analyzing large datasets. Looking ahead to 2025, the challenge will be to balance utilizing the latest technologies for a competitive edge while ensuring innovations drive benefits safely and securely.
Ravi Bindra, CISO, and Martin Roskelly, Product Manager, Security at SoftwareOne, discuss four trends, challenges, and threats expected to impact the technology sector in 2025 and beyond.
AI investment to bolster security is crucial, as cybercrime costs are expected to rise to $24 trillion by 2027. Quantum computing will bring new attack vectors, leading to the need for quantum-resistant data and collaboration between industries to combat threats. The evolving role of the CISO will require a strategic approach to cybersecurity aligned with business goals.
Furthermore, upskilling employees for secure AI integration is essential as businesses navigate digital transformation. Data governance frameworks and security protocols must keep pace with technology evolution, ensuring employees understand their role in keeping organizational data secure.
SoftwareOne, a global software and cloud solutions provider, is at the forefront of these challenges, helping clients migrate and optimize workloads in the cloud. With a focus on driving value from technology, SoftwareOne’s 8,900 employees are committed to delivering software solutions globally.
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