Introduction The duties of intelligence technologist are becoming more complicated as the field of science technology introduces new products and ideas even before applying proper security measures to avert threats that may crop up along the way. The ability to understand the technological modifications calls for contemporary and prospective threats, as well as data overload to materialize the practical efforts by security experts. In the past years, the world has faced a series of cyber attacks of unexpected intricacies. These unprecedented attacks indicate that the information kept by businesses, governments, as well common citizens are at the verge of being manipulated by malicious attackers and intelligence technologist should be ready to handle such problems. Moreover, workers have brought consumer technology such as smartphones into their workplace, which have improved productivity and destabilized the security norms in equal measure. The success of institutions depends on the level of security and effectiveness of their technology. For technology professional to avert these imminent dangers, they have to work in unity with all the stakeholders to comprehend the rising threats and come up with proactive security remedies that can protect the Internet and all other infrastructure that are associated to it. The discussions in this paper focus on the emerging and future threats in technology that need urgent remedies. Current Threats Although every institution is distinctive in its nature of activities of products, all are susceptible to experience a restrained detachment of dangerous agents who perpetrate impositions against institutions’ infrastructures. These dangerous agents entail insiders, industrial surveillance, systematized crime, as well as hackers 1 . Insiders A group of researchers recently observed that in comparison to past years, the rate of insider threats are decreasing, but this should not be construed to mean that the measures used to hamper insider threats should come to a halt. Intelligence technologists still consider insiders as one of the formidable threats. Probably, the incidents of insider threats are reducing because institutions have refocused their attention to external factors and barely notice insider threats and insiders have hiding techniques that enterprise rarely discover 2 . Moreover, there is a rising trend of insider placement, which permits penetration schemes. Systemized threat agents who cannot infiltrate through the external security tactics often place their agents in institutions where they intend to infiltrate, as interim workers or systems supervisors. Considering this imminent danger, enterprises initiate security programs that protect an organization from insider threats. Such security programs should incorporate background supervision for workers who access vital systems, a continuous training initiative that can assist workers to discover and share prospective insider dangers, as well as execute internal security policies and network supervision 3 . By placing insiders in an institution, threat agents are capable of getting its internal access to Information Technology (IT) assets. There have been numerous cases where a single worker is found