Part of the problem is a lack of home-grown I.T skills, says Paul Wright. Hammonds announcement of extra funding was a welcome commitment but could be too late for some companies. The resources cyber criminals can deploy are totally disproportionate to those that companies can utilise. Those at the leading edge have moved from reactively responding to incidents to proactively using analytics and AI to predict attacks and head them off before they start. As a nation we could find ourselves unable to defend against a constantly evolving and unknown enemy.”]
Source: https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/articles/dealing-cyber-threats-2017/