As technology continues to rapidly evolve, we can expect that cybercrimes will also increase. Hackers and cybercriminals will always try to find new vulnerabilities and loopholes. This year, we have witnessed some of the most high-end cyber-attacks. These have targeted both governmental organizations and worldwide companies.  In March 2019, Russian hackers targeted different European agencies ahead of the European Union elections in May. The same month this year, United States officials reported that 27 universities had been a target of Chinese hackers. A month later, a pharmaceutical company known as Bayer announced that it had prevented hackers from stealing its sensitive intellectual property. And they are just the reported attacks. It's clear this type of activity will not be slowing down. In this article, we are going to look at the top five cybersecurity trends for 2020. 1. Increase in Mobile Malware With mobile usage at an all-time high, this gives....