Businesses are using analytics and big data techniques to determine the data’s value in what is now known as the Internet of Behaviours (IoB).īy reviewing this customer information, businesses can personalise their services, market their products, and improve a customer’s experience with the company. Internet of Behaviours (IoB)Ī lot of customer data is collected by service providers through IoT devices in the home. That’s because of the network-slicing feature that creates independent networks offering different services for each device.įurthermore, while 4G mobile networks struggle with connectivity in a crowded location, 5G can transmit its radio waves to as many as one million devices per square kilometre. Unlike with 4G, many devices can connect to the 5G network without a significant drop in speed, latency, and reliability. 5G technology adoptionĪccording to Ericsson’s Mobility Report, published by Statista Research, 5G technology subscriptions will surpass one billion this year.ĥG will boost the Internet of Things (IoT), which involves internet-powered smart devices linking and operating together. Moreover, cloud storage companies are offering end-to-end encryption for online data storage and data transfers. Workplace digitisation and remote working in response to the COVID-19 virus made it a priority to retrain employees on online safety to reduce data breaches and losses.īusinesses are also adopting new cybersecurity technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), to monitor and guard networks against hackers in real-time rather than responding to the threat after the damage is already done.

Criminals are hacking individuals’ accounts, countries’ critical infrastructure, and businesses of all sizes, causing millions of dollars in losses. The steep increase in cyberattacks, email phishing scams, and ransomware is forcing cybersecurity firms to search for tech solutions to address the vulnerabilities.

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