"By 2030, connectivity will impact every aspect of daily life, on both the physical and psychological levels.

Malicious threat actors will evolve to use and abuse technological innovation – as they always do.

Among the predictions are:

• AI tools democratize cybercrime on a whole new scale to individuals with no technical skill

• Attacks cause chaos with supply chains and physical harm to humans through their cyber-implants
  
  
• Social engineering and misinformation become more visceral and harder to ignore when delivered via ubiquitous Heads Up Displays (HUDs)
  
  
• Massive Internet of Things (MIoT) environments attract sabotage and extortion attacks targeting manufacturing, logistics, transportation, healthcare, education, retail, and the home environment
  
  
• AI-powered obfuscation makes attribution virtually impossible, pushing the security industry's focus towards incident response and Identity & Access Management (IAM) at the edge
  
  
• 5G and 6G connectivity everywhere drive more sophisticated and precise attacks
  
  
• "Everything as a Service" turns cloud providers into hugely lucrative targets for cyber-attackers
  
  
• Grey markets emerge for those that want tools to confound workplace monitoring
  
  
• Techno-nationalism becomes a key geo-strategic tool of some of the world's most powerful nations, with the gulf between them and the "have-nots" widening further

Project 2030 is not a definitive vision of what will be, but a thought-provoking take on what could be — detailing a future that is plausible based on current technology and trends."

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