Information Security and Compliance Future Trends 2024: How Regulation, Sophisticated Attacks, and Artificial Intelligence will Shape Security Spending in 2024

EMA has provided authoritative insights into markets across verticals and industries for decades, creating comprehensive pictures of the technology landscape to better serve their customers. This year, EMA will undertake a FutureTrends report in the Information Security and Compliance spaces, concentrating on those areas of greatest interest to vendors and customers alike:

• Regulatory changes have made security leadership more critical than ever, finally earning a legitimate seat at the executive table, instead of a subordinate “manager of tech nerds” position.
• Hacker and nation-states have increased the tempo of cyber-attacks, from multi-national corporations (like MGM Resorts) to the smallest of health care and financial services firms (such as 23andMe) to near constant attacks on government resources. The attacks have become costly and potentially even deadly, as customers scramble to partner with vendors offering solutions and protection.
• All of these attacks shadow the possible impacts that artificial intelligence will have on the security space: how customers implement and secure their AI infrastructure to how they can possibly defend against automated and intelligent attacks on their organizations.

EMA’s Information Security and Compliance FutureTrends 2024 research provides data and analysis in the following key areas:

• AI Security
• API Security/App Security
• Data Security/DSPM
• Endpoint/Email Security
• Identity
• Network Security
• Regulatory Compliance
• SIEM/Observability
• XDR (including an authoritative definition)
• Zero Trust