Staying Ahead of AI-Driven Cyber Attacks On-Demand
Safeguard Your Organization Against the Next Generation of Cyber Threats!
Cyber attacks are evolving at an unprecedented pace, fueled by advancements in artificial intelligence. Is your organization prepared to defend against sophisticated, AI-driven adversaries?
In this on-demand session, Randy Becker exposes how those flaws are discovered, chained, and automated into real-world attacks.
You’ll learn:
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Equip your organization with the knowledge and tools needed to protect against the next wave of cyber attacks.
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FAQ: AI Systems, Accountability, and Security
Accountability cannot be outsourced. The organization using the AI system is ultimately responsible. Vendors may handle the security matter, but customers and shareholders will hold the organization accountable.
Companies should conduct third-party vendor security assessments and have policies in place. Security questionnaires should be answered thoroughly to ensure proper vetting.
AI will impact jobs, but it also presents opportunities. Teams can use AI as assistants or researchers to enhance productivity. In security, AI can act like a junior pen tester operating at machine speed, helping professionals be more thorough and efficient.
IT professionals should embrace AI and focus on areas like security, automation, and advanced analytics. Partnering with AI and managing its use effectively will be key to staying secure and relevant.
CISOs should collaborate with extended teams, understand business needs, and integrate security from the start. Avoiding ‘secure it afterwards’ approaches and implementing guardrails can prevent rogue deployments.
AI is currently used for research, reporting, and identifying vulnerabilities. Full automation is being approached cautiously due to legal and compliance concerns. Threat actors already use AI without such constraints.
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