Cybersecurity Trends 2022: Toward a More Secure Future
Abstract
The year 2022 marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of cybersecurity. As digital transformation accelerated, so did the sophisticationand scale of cyber threats. Check Point Research’s report, “Cybersecurity Trends 2022: Toward a More Secure Future,” highlighted a seriesof transformative trends—including the rise of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS), the growing use of artificial intelligence by attackers,and a persistent wave of cloud and supply chain attacks. This paper examines these trends in detail, contextualizes their implications, andoutlines strategic responses for building a secure digital future. With threat actors operating as businesses and attack surfaces expandingacross cloud, IoT, and hybrid networks, the imperative for proactive, layered, and intelligence-driven security has never been clearer.
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