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13 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2025

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posted on 2025-01-27, 21:19 authored by Gregory TouhillGregory Touhill

Last year, I shared a list of the top skills that CISOs would need in 2024. This year, I’m going to rely on my decades of experience as an information technology and cybersecurity senior executive and what I’ve learned leading the SEI’s CERT Division (one of the first organizations dedicated to cyber research and response), to look into 2025 and forecast 13 cybersecurity predictions.

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