What do they all have in common? If you've been paying attention to cybersecurity news this past year, then you already know. All of them have experienced truly staggering data breaches in 2020. Hackers have learned to deploy every technology and trick up their sleeves to steal data, cause disruption, and exploit the billions of people out there just trying to use the internet. Fortunately, the last few years have seen the rise of new technologies that finally give us an effective way of fighting back against hackers.

What do they all have in common? If you've been paying attention to cybersecurity news this past year, then you already know. All of them have experienced truly staggering data breaches in 2020. Hackers have learned to deploy every technology and trick up their sleeves to steal data, cause disruption, and exploit the billions of people out there just trying to use the internet. Fortunately, the last few years have seen the rise of new technologies that finally give us an effective way of fighting back against hackers.

Cybersecurity has been emerging as one of the most important sectors of the digital world. The last few years have seen a lot of cyber attacks all around the world. With multitude of malware, ransomware, and virus attacks, it's high time that this industry gets a revolutionary disruption. Since its inception this industry has been rapidly evolving into much stronger one. But, the game is about to completely go to a next level with the implementation of advanced technologies such as Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.

We are now a connected global community where many digital natives cannot remember a time before the iPhone. The rise of smart homes means that we are increasingly attaching our lighting, door locks, cameras, thermostats, and even toasters to our home networks. Managing our home automation through mobile apps or our voice illustrates how far we have evolved over the last few years. However, in our quest for the cool and convenient, many have not stopped to consider their cybersecurity responsibilities. The device with the weakest security could allow hackers to exploit vulnerabilities on our network and access our home.