In this piece for German security publication Security und Channel Germany, I share my predictions for the biggest cybersecurity trends shaping 2026 — from tighter AI regulation and the looming threat of quantum computing, to deepfakes becoming a standard tool for social engineering attacks. My central argument: as threats move deeper into the stack, hardware-rooted security is no longer optional — it’s the foundation that Zero Trust strategies must be built on
Security Trends 2026 X-PHY
In this piece for German security publication Security und Channel Germany, I share my predictions for the biggest cybersecurity trends shaping 2026 — from tighter AI regulation and the looming threat of quantum computing, to deepfakes becoming a standard tool for social engineering attacks. My central argument: as threats move deeper into the stack, hardware-rooted security is no longer optional — it’s the foundation that Zero Trust strategies must be built on
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