The year 2024 witnessed significant advancements and challenges in the cybersecurity landscape. As cyber threats continued to evolve, organizations prioritized zero-trust architectures and AI-driven threat detection to combat sophisticated attacks. Ransomware remained a dominant threat, prompting global collaborations and stricter regulations to mitigate its impact. Generative AI emerged as both a tool for innovation and a vector for novel cyber risks, necessitating enhanced controls and ethical frameworks.

The year 2024 witnessed significant advancements and challenges in the cybersecurity landscape. As cyber threats continued to evolve, organizations prioritized zero-trust architectures and AI-driven threat detection to combat sophisticated attacks. Ransomware remained a dominant threat, prompting global collaborations and stricter regulations to mitigate its impact. Generative AI emerged as both a tool for innovation and a vector for novel cyber risks, necessitating enhanced controls and ethical frameworks.

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