AI is fundamentally transforming the modern world. It offers previously out-of-reach opportunities for business leaders to anticipate market trends and make better decisions. For organisations to intelligently automate mundane processes and free talent to work on higher value work. And for companies to reach customers in highly personalised ways, with innovative new products and services.
It is also helping network defenders to get on the front foot against their adversaries in new ways—by seeing more and acting faster to neutralise threats and fill security gaps before the can be exploited.
But with opportunity comes risk.
AI has become a significant target in its own right. And the technology is also being used in a growing number of use cases to empower threat actors to launch more sophisticated attacks at scale.
To find out more, we commissioned Sapio Research to interview 2,250 global IT and/or cybersecurity decision makers, in organisations of various sizes and across multiple verticals. We found that although most are already using AI tools for cyber, and many more plan to do so, a majority are also concerned about the impact the technology will have on their…
