Futuresinfocus

We might only ever know 10% that is out there so get ready for it being the ever-present and un-seen norm of 2033. Ten years ago, zero-day exploits were incredibly rare and expensive for cyber threat agents. They were as complex as NASA programs. Maybe four or five countries could exploit them (US, China, Russia, the UK, North Korea, and Israel). By 2015 up to one hundred and twenty countries could deliver daily exploits, not quite the power of zero-day threats. Still, far more of them that nearly anybody can deliver, any organization, a company or any group, or nearly any country.These threats' width, depth, and invisible nature will be transparently connected to our everyday lives (not rare events) but 2032 and beyond. Juan Andrés Guerrero Saada He is the Senior Director of Research at SentinelOn, he is the Adjunct Professor of Strategic Studies at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). His joint work on Moonlight Maze is now featured in the International Spy Museum’s perma