🔐 IT Security in 1970 vs. Today In 1970, “cybersecurity” didn’t mean software, firewalls, or AI detection. It meant a locked box. If you could physically reach the disks, you had the data. If you couldn’t open the cabinet, you couldn’t access the system. No internet. No remote attacks. No ransomware. Just mainframes, magnetic storage, and strict physical control. Security was about protecting the machine. Today, we protect: • identities • cloud infrastructure • APIs • endpoints • AI systems • data moving everywhere at once We went from keys and cabinets to zero-trust architectures in just a few decades. And the attack surface is no longer limited to a single room. It’s the entire internet. How do you think security will look in 2040? Drop your take below 👇 #Cybersecurity #TechHistory #InformationSecurity #AIandSecurity #FutureOfTech