The growing threat of cybersecurity attacks along the increasingly complex AI landscape reflects one reason Black Hat USA 2024 is one of the biggest cybersecurity conferences of the year.
With 17.8 million phishing emails in the last six months — 62% of which bypassed existing domain barriers — it’s easy to see why robust, versatile cybersecurity and risk management solutions are more crucial than ever.
“I think the next five years, and then the next 10 to 20, will be a reset for security,” said John Furrier, executive analyst at theCUBE Research. He added that generative AI could be an opportunity to solve data security problems at scale.
Furrier and Savannah Peterson, co-host of theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, spoke with top executives and cybersecurity industry experts during the event. Discussions focused on open-source trends for countering modern, AI-savvy threats, including best practices, relevant statistics and emerging announcements related to cybersecurity resilience. (* Disclosure below.)
Here are three key insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s Black Hat USA 2024 event coverage:
