CISOs should be aware of, including the increasing speed of attacks, the use of bots and automation, and the increasing use of mobile devices as attack vectors.

CISOs should be aware of several developments as the cyber threat landscape evolves.

The increasing speed of attacks means that hackers can now break into networks much faster than before. For example, they can use sophisticated bots and automated scripts to identify vulnerable systems and exploit them, often before countermeasures can be deployed.

The use of mobile devices has also become a primary attack vector. As these devices become more prevalent, they can easily be used by hackers to gain access to networks, as they often lack the same security measures as traditional computers. This can be mitigated by deploying mobile device management solutions.

Furthermore, hackers are beginning to use machine learning to automate their attacks. This form of attack is difficult to detect and can be used to bypass traditional security measures.

Finally, cloud computing is becoming a popular target for hackers, as it provides an ideal environment for their malicious activities. Cloud resources can easily be misused to launch attacks, and malicious scripts can be used to gain access to otherwise secure networks. As such, it is important for CISOs to remain vigilant about the security measures in place for cloud-based systems.