The biggest reason is the international instability. From China and its confrontation with its neighbors and the US and India, the conflict on the India sub-continent and surrounding areas, the turbulence and violence in the Middle East, the heating up pressure in the Caribbean, and countless conflicts on the African continent, it is a violent and conflicted world. Witness this article from WSJ: https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/europe-is-in-a-gray-zone-between-war-and-peace-7b6f949a?st=FMoykY&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
This conflict is going to increase, unfortunately, and that will increase the negative and aggressive cyber activity. We need to be prepared by adopting a solid Zero Trust strategy and focusing on resiliency. Resiliency.
This seemed an appropriate blog posting for Veterans' Day. As a former US Marine, I was honored to serve my country.
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