π Resharing insights from our CEO on the next decade of cybersecurity (2026β2036)
Cybersecurity is not heading toward a single dramatic disruption.
It is undergoing a structural transformation.
In her latest analysis, our CEO outlines the fundamental shifts that will define the next ten years:
π The transition to post-quantum cryptography
Not a crisis β but a long-term migration.
The real challenge is cryptographic agility: designing systems that can evolve without being rebuilt.
π Identity as the primary attack surface
Modern breaches rarely break encryption β they exploit credentials, tokens, and trust relationships.
Phishing-resistant authentication, hardware-backed credentials, and passwordless models are no longer optional.
π The fading of network perimeters
Attackers donβt move laterally across networks anymore.
They move across permissions.
Zero Trust is not a product β it is an architectural necessity.
βοΈ Automation as a defensive requirement
As attackers automate, defensive decisions must operate at machine speed.
Policy definition remains human. Enforcement becomes automatic.
π§© Software trust as a continuous control
From SBOMs to artifact signing and regulatory frameworks like NIS2 and DORA, trust must be demonstrated β not assumed.
The key message is clear:
π The organizations that adapt early β designing for agility, identity-centric security, and continuous verification β will be better positioned to manage risk and build long-term resilience.
We are proud to see this thoughtful, forward-looking perspective shaping the conversation around the future of cybersecurity.
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https://medium.com/@nevola_51001/an-analysis-of-the-next-ten-years-of-cybersecurity-2026-2036-f6df127cd7f5












