A sophisticated cyberthreat landscape is pushing organisations to scramble to find highly qualified security experts amid a shortage, according to Fortinet, a global cybersecurity company.
“We see a change in the cyberthreat landscape, becoming more violent as targets often change,” said Rashish Pandey, vice-president for marketing and communications in Asia for Fortinet.
Destructive ransomware points to more aggressive tactics, including system wipers, state-sponsored attacks and cyberwarfare, he said.
People are encountering cybersecurity challenges in regards to remote work, the network edge explosion and documented edge computing, according to Fortinet’s “2022 Cybersecurity Skills Gap Report”.
In the report’s regional survey, which gauged opinions of 110 corporate-level…
