Cybersecurity Trends and Essential Skills for 2025

[@mallikarjunkonemane6908]

Cyber security is the top trend! We recently had an ISO audit! Thats highlights how Cybersecuity is crucial for an Organisation! Thanks tiff! Have a great weekend❤

[@TiffInTech]

Thank you!! Yes it is soo important! Have a great weekend!

[@CyberSecMatt9112]

Hey Tiff, thanks for the video! As someone studying to get into cybersecurity, I really enjoyed it! I have a few thoughts. First, thinking about cybersecurity's history reminded me of my early experiences, like when the Samy worm hit during the golden age of Myspace. It also brought back memories of how my friends and I figured out how to do path traversal attacks using URLs, but that’s a separate topic. On biometrics for authentication and whether convenience outweighs privacy, we may already be living in a time where convenience is winning. For example, the US has CLEAR for air travel, where people give up their biometric data for faster screening. Similarly, DNA ancestry sites, where people submit their DNA to learn about their genetic makeup, have been used to solve cold cases. Another concern is that relying on hardware for authentication isn't foolproof, as SIM swaps are often used to target Bitcoin accounts.

[@TiffInTech]

Happy Friday friends!! what video topic do you want to see next? Vote below! 1. Are no-code/low-code development platforms the future? 2. Top 5 skills you NEED to work in tech 3. Tech Salary Negotiation: Strategies for Maximum Compensation 4. AI Tools Every Developer Should Master in 2025

[@mallikarjunkonemane6908]

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[@tylerparks5656]

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[@CyberSecMatt9112]

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[@ZulfikarChan-vl8sw]

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[@borisfoading539]

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[@asafzilberberg6648]

Thank you for sharing the information - learning a lot

[@fazalhayat7848]

Thank you Tiff, That was very informative and motivation video.

[@AamirTanveer-e4x]

Thank you so much for making videos for us ❤❤❤

[@Jibril_Abdulkadir]

Thanks for the info tiff cybersecurity will always be needed especially with advancements in AI

[@TiffInTech]

Right? Agreed! Have a great weekend!!

[@keerthes]

Yay thanks for the information : )

[@clen9870]

Siemens C25 around the year 2000 is the first phone I can remember owning

[@paulgarrett4929]

i like your video im a IT tech person who know first hand about it are world is change by the day even bye the hours, that you tiff

[@mohanhulk8192]

thanks a lot ❤❤❤❤❤

[@TiffInTech]

Wishing you an amazing weekend!!

[@salserokorsou]

Auf wiedersehen 😁

[@Mdnumaanuddin999]

Hey tiff. I'm the one requesting you for videos on cybersecurity from beginning and u even make on it . But I'm not doing cybersecurity as it's harder to get job and people are leaving because of boredom

[@BLIND-sy6sy]

thank u

[@robertbishop7078]

First Cell phone Sanyo SCP-4900 candy bar phone, never had a flip phone. Blackberry Pearl 8130, Palm Pre, Android ever since. Mostly Google Nexus or Pixel, the lone exception was the Samsung GS III. It was better than the Google offerings that year.

[@shyBizi]

W

[@carsonjamesiv2512]

Can HUMAN Intelligence handle what's to come in CyberSecurity?🤔

[@Secrets772]

Can you be my friend

[@matt_milack]

Your chances of finding a job in cybersecurity without any work experience as IT support, sysadmin, network admin, developer, or software engineer are about the same as your chances of hooking up with your all-time, ultimate celebrity crush.

[@bruce7773]

Are u sure

[@matt_milack]

@@bruce7773 Getting into cybersecurity is my dream. From everything I've learned about cybersecurity job market, I'm about 90% sure about my original comment being true.

[@TheNguyenben85]

​@@bruce7773yes

[@jiujitsujedi]

So then, how would you ever gain experience?

[@BlackCondor88]

@@jiujitsujedi lol like he said, IT support, sysadmin, etc.... There are entry level cyber security jobs, but they're hard to get, and don't have a lot of career advancement.