The internet of things is expanding. 
There is an increasing number of smart gadgets connected to the cyber world, and with that, the internet of things (IoT) is becoming ever larger. Cyber criminals have identified many attack fronts via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, so security for all these connected devices is important.
 

Hackers are getting smarter.
The recent spate of cyber attacks and data leaks mean cyber criminals are constantly changing their tactics. Everyone must be racing to beat hackers at their own game. Companies should keep up to date on the latest security threats and, if necessary, employ white-hat hackers to stay ahead of potential risks.
 

Hacking tools are increasing and evolving. More dangerous hacking tools continue to surface, making it crucial to detect and counter these new threats on the rise.
 

More personal information is shared  online. A majority of the world’s population now accesses the internet via tablets and smartphones. However, sometimes we share more information than intended online via apps that request personal data, and these sources become hackers’ prime targets. This puts everyone at risk.