What will the next decade bring in the information security world?

What will the next decade bring in the information security world?
Predictions are a dangerous game. Bill Gates once forecast: “Two years from now, spam will be solved.” That was in 2004, and unfortunately spam still makes up more than 90 per cent of business email.
However, as we head for the second decade of the 21st century, are there any solid trends emerging? What is the future shape of IT security? Will we still be swamped in malware and spam or will newer, more potent threats emerge? Will the infosecurity vendor community be able to innovate to meet the security challenges of the coming decade?
http://www.scmagazineuk.com/analysis-what-will-the-next-decade-bring-in-the-information-security-world/article/164741/
The move from desktop and internal data storage towards cloud-based systems is also likely to meld with the rise of the mobile world.

Predictions are a dangerous game. Bill Gates once forecast: “Two years from now, spam will be solved.” That was in 2004, and unfortunately spam still makes up more than 90 per cent of business email.
However, as we head for the second decade of the 21st century, are there any solid trends emerging? What is the future shape of IT security? Will we still be swamped in malware and spam or will newer, more potent threats emerge? Will the infosecurity vendor community be able to innovate to meet the security challenges of the coming decade?

http://www.scmagazineuk.com/analysis-what-will-the-next-decade-bring-in-the-information-security-world/article/164741/

The move from desktop and internal data storage towards cloud-based systems is also likely to meld with the rise of the mobile world.

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