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The next few years will see AI tip the scales back and forth between threat actors and security teams protecting the enterprise. Collaboration with government is key to the tech industry coming out ahead.
You can try to keep the flood of generative AI at bay but embracing it with proper vigilance is likely the best hope to maintain control and prevent the scourge of it becoming shadow AI.
While global government initiatives on AI are pointed in the right direction, it’s clear that CISOs will be on the front lines when it comes to facing its threats.
A challenge at the DEF CON hacker convention in Las Vegas was billed as the first instance of a live event tackling a generative AI system.
It’s inevitable that AI systems will be tasked with more and more cybersecurity responsibilities. It is time to start thinking about how the roles of human CISOs and AI will evolve.
New benefits of generative AI are being revealed daily. But will free tools such as ChatGPT also usher in a flood of users deploying a new powerful breed of shadow IT that leads to data breaches?
How defenders, policymakers, and the public process and react to malicious cyber operations that use artificial intelligence will determine the effectiveness of deterrents.
Used as an analyst assist application, generative AI can help threat intelligence programs in areas like data collection, analysis, and dissemination.
As ChatGPT burst on the scene, it became quickly apparent that it holds as many threats as it does wonders. Nation-states around the world are beginning to grapple with the dangers posed by chatbots even as they worry about what comes next.