5 Trends In Cybersecurity That You Didn't Know
                     5 Trends In Cybersecurity 
That You Didn't Know About
 Both the global IT architecture and the cyber threat landscape are rapidly evolving. Thus it has become 
important for business owners to make sure that their employees, and digital assets, are secured online.
 Securing employees and digital assets can only be done successfully when – 
• User access
• IoT devices
• Networks
• Mobile devices and
• Cloud devices are all backed with the latest cybersecurity measures.
 However, digitally securing online and offline assets of a venture are next to impossible if CTOs are not 
aware of the latest cybersecurity trends. This post, in the following sections, aims to bridge the gap 
highlighting the top 5 cybersecurity trends.
#1 – Consolidated cybersecurity solutions are gaining popularity
 According to the lead expert of a cyber security consulting service provider, traditionally, corporate IT security architectures were built using 
several standalone IT security solutions. 
 Each IT security solution would entail a bespoke design that would address a specific security risk. This approach always results in a 
disconnected and complex IT security system. 
 Furthermore, no thanks to the complexity of the system, the people tasked to manage the system would always be overwhelmed and won’t be 
able to monitor, let alone mitigate the security concerns. 
 On top of this, this complex assortment of security solutions would give rise to a plethora of IT security gaps no thanks to overlapping 
cybersecurity technologies.
 To mitigate the above scenario(s), starting this year, businesses around the world are choosing consolidated cybersecurity solutions that are 
developed and managed by a single vendor. 
 This shift is now allowing enterprises of all sizes, sectors and ages to enjoy a cyber security solution that offers – 
• Improved visibility
• Enhanced efficiency and
• Reduced TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).
#2 - IRM (Integrated Risk Management) is trending
CTOs of small, medium and large-scale enterprises have started seeking insider risk management from 
revered vendors and this trend is gaining a lot of traction.
Why?
Well, IRM solutions offer a lot of benefits to SMEs as well as established brands. 
 Some of those benefits are as follows - 
• Integrated risk management solutions cultivate a risk-awareness culture within the confines of a business.
• IRM solutions enable technologies that allow the employees, IT security officials as well as the top brass of 
an enterprise to make decisions that won’t subject the enterprise to unnecessary cybersecurity risks. 
• IRM solutions offer CTOs of SMEs and MNCs an integrated view of how the unique set of cyber risks 
pertaining to their organisation are being managed in real-time.
#3 – Developing applications by prioritising digital security from the get-go is the norm
 Companies that offer cyber security consulting services to MNCs as well as SMEs associated with developing applications, often advise 
their clients to instruct their in-house developers to prioritise the online security of apps from the planning phase.
 The pressure to launch an app on time, before the rival, is so immense that often application development companies instruct their in-
house developers to leave building security measures within the source code of the under-development app until the project reaches the 
testing phase. 
 This approach often results in newly launched applications with vulnerabilities that can lead a software development company to the 
ground!
 To avoid such incidents, software development companies around the globe, under the instruction of their preferred cyber security 
consultants, are instructing their in-house software developers to incorporate security measures into a project from the planning phase. 
 Integrating vulnerability scanning solutions into CI/CD pipelines from the get-go is allowing software development companies to – 
• Reduce the cost of the project
• Reduce the chances of cybersecurity mishaps and
• Keep timelines as well as release dates unchanged!
#4 – Implementing CNAPP solutions is on the rise
 Companies around the world are adopting cloud-based IT infrastructures. But ditching traditional onsite 
IT infrastructure security for cloud-based solutions entails their own unique assortment of security 
challenges.
 This is why the demand for CNAPP solutions is skyrocketing starting this year. CNAPP stands for Cloud-
Native Application Protection Platforms. A typical CNAPP solution would consist of –
• Cloud Service Network Security (CSNS) solution
• Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) solution and 
• Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) solution.
 Integrating Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms enables businesses reliant on cloud based IT 
infrastructures to tie up loose ends pertaining to cloud visibility and cloud security. Implementing 
CNAPP solutions also allows enterprises to simplify cloud security architectures.
To learn more about current cybersecurity trends, contact the experts at fnCyber™. 
 Why?
 Well, for starters, the company offers world-class cyber security consulting services. The firm has a 
national footprint and a clientele consisting of national as well as multinational brands. The experts 
under the payroll of fnCyber™ are capable of rooting out vulnerabilities in the IT infrastructures of 
businesses from any sector. The cybersecurity experts of fnCyber™ are also skilled in ensuring 
business-critical operations continue even when an enterprise is under active or passive attack. For 
more details, feel free to send an email at [email protected].