AI benefits everyone at large in numerous ways, but cybercriminals are also using this new technology for nefarious purposes. From gathering data more efficiently to using large language models to craft phishing communications, experienced and novice threat actors are relying on artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline their efforts to breach defence.
Organisations worldwide are taking notice, and executives are implementing efforts to combat this and other shifts in the threat landscape. Sixty-two percent of business leaders say they will mandate cybersecurity training in the form of certifications for IT and security personnel. Nearly as many (61%) say they’re introducing new security awareness and training programs for all employees.
What to Do Now to Guard Against AI-Driven Threats
Malicious actors are increasingly harnessing AI to increase the volume and velocity of attacks they deploy. They are also using this technology to make phishing and related threats more believable than ever. While there are numerous steps your team can take to better protect your organisation from these changes in attacker activity, here are five things to do today to make everyone in…
