Infosecurity Europe 2025 is set to introduce new event features and thematic content in response to the growing impact of artificial intelligence on cybersecurity strategies.
The organisers have announced a dedicated AI and cloud security theatre as part of this year’s event, accompanied by an expanded focus on generative AI and related security concerns across the wider programme. The developments reflect findings from Infosecurity Europe’s 2025 Cybersecurity Trends Report, which identifies AI-generated attacks as the primary driver of cybersecurity investment among the surveyed professionals.
The report, which surveyed 231 IT security decision-makers, indicates a shift in risk perception, with 28% naming generative AI as the top perceived risk, surpassing other longstanding concerns. The influence of AI appears to be significant across industry leadership and organisational functions, with 78% of respondents stating that AI will necessitate a complete overhaul of their security strategy, 71% predicting increased automation within their organisations, and 80% reporting regular discussions about AI at the board level.
To address these shifts, the new AI and cloud…
