 As an industry, we should be very proud of the work we did in 2018. Still, while we have many accomplishments to celebrate as the year comes to an end, we also have a lot to think about and plan for if we want to stay ahead of threats in 2019. A single individual cannot provide all the answers. Rather, it takes a team of specialists providing detailed insights from their various areas of expertise. With that in mind, for this year’s predictions report, Facing Forward: Cyber Security in 2019 and Beyond, we reached out to dozens of experts across FireEye, including senior leaders such as Kevin Mandia, as well as FireEye Threat Intelligence analysts, Mandiant incident responders, and FireEye Labs researchers. Additionally, we have included predictions specific to regions outside the U.S, including Asia Pacific, EMEA and Latin America. These security mavens didn’t hold back, either. When asked about what to expect in 2019, they gladly thought long and hard to provide useful information on a wide range of topics such as attribution, staffing, cloud, intelligence, nation-states, the aviation industry, cybercrime, malware, and a variety of evolving tactics, techniques and procedures. Head over to our security predictions website to download the report, Facing Forward: Cyber Security in 2019 and Beyond. While there, take some time to check out predictions videos from our senior leaders, and also register for our upcoming predictions webinar in December. But wait…there’s more! Security gurus Christopher Glyer and Nick Carr are back with an all new episode of their State of the Hack series. In this very special episode, the duo sits down with Steven Booth, Chief Security Officer at FireEye, to discuss what’s to come in 2019, including attackers and nations attempting to emulate other threat groups, increased leveraging of legitimate services for command and control, machine learning and artificial intelligence, a decreased and more selective use of PowerShell in attacks, and much more. If you want to get into the nitty gritty of cyber security in 2019, you won’t want to miss this episode. &amp;amp;nbsp; State of the Hack® is FireEye's monthly broadcast series, hosted by Christopher Glyer (@cglyer) and Nick Carr (@itsreallynick), that discusses the latest in information security, cyber espionage, attack trends, and tales from the front lines of responding to targeted intrusions. If you want to experience the magic, you can watch all State of the Hack episodes now. All episodes are also available as podcasts.		As an industry, we should be very proud of the work we did in 2018. Still, while we have many accomplishments to celebrate as the year comes to an end, we also have a lot to think about and plan for if we want to stay ahead of threats in 2019. A single individual cannot provide all the answers. Rather, it takes a team of specialists providing detailed insights from their various areas of expertise.With that in mind, for this year’s predictions report, Facing Forward: Cyber Security in 2019 and Beyond, we reached out to dozens of experts across FireEye, including senior leaders such as Kevin Mandia, as well as FireEye Threat Intelligence analysts, Mandiant incident responders, and FireEye Labs researchers. Additionally, we have included predictions specific to regions outside the U.S, including Asia Pacific, EMEA and Latin America.These security mavens didn’t hold back, either. When asked about what to expect in 2019, they gladly thought long and hard to provide useful information on a wide range of topics such as attribution, staffing, cloud, intelligence, nation-states, the aviation industry, cybercrime, malware, and a variety of evolving tactics, techniques and procedures.Head over to our security predictions website to download the report, Facing Forward: Cyber Security in 2019 and Beyond. While there, take some time to check out predictions videos from our senior leaders, and also register for our upcoming predictions webinar in December.But wait…there’s more!State of the Hack Episode 08: Predictions EditionSecurity gurus Christopher Glyer and Nick Carr are back with an all new episode of their State of the Hack series. In this very special episode, the duo sits down with Steven Booth, Chief Security Officer at FireEye, to discuss what’s to come in 2019, including attackers and nations attempting to emulate other threat groups, increased leveraging of legitimate services for command and control, machine learning and artificial intelligence, a decreased and more selective use of PowerShell in attacks, and much more. If you want to get into the nitty gritty of cyber security in 2019, you won’t want to miss this episode.&amp;amp;nbsp;State of the Hack® is FireEye's monthly broadcast series, hosted by Christopher Glyer (@cglyer) and Nick Carr (@itsreallynick), that discusses the latest in information security, cyber espionage, attack trends, and tales from the front lines of responding to targeted intrusions. If you want to experience the magic, you can watch all State of the Hack episodes now. All episodes are also available as podcasts.