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Caute_cautim
Community Champion

Manage AI threats with the right technology architecture

Hi All

 

In an increasingly digital world, companies continuously face the threat of cyberattacks. Current advances in artificial intelligence (AI) promise significant improvements in detecting and defending against such threats.

However, it is no secret that attackers are increasingly using AI. Cyber criminals leverage AI and machine learning to optimize and automate attacks. AI-driven malware can quickly adapt to new security measures and exploit vulnerabilities in real time. These AI tools enable cyber criminals to scale their attacks and employ highly complex methods to bypass traditional security mechanisms and remain undetected. Additionally, attackers use advanced algorithms to make phishing attacks more precise.

 

In this context, Palo Alto Networks (PANW) recently announced the acquisition of IBM’s QRadar Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business. This marks the second merger in the traditional security information and event management (SIEM) market this year, following the merger of Exabeam and LogRhythm. These developments followed Cisco’s earlier acquisition of Splunk.

 

https://securityintelligence.com/posts/manage-ai-threats-with-technology-architecture/

 

Regards

 

Caute_Cautim

1 Reply
leekimjd
Newcomer III

There is at least one US patent that I know of that actually automates spear-phishing. https://patents.google.com/patent/US9882932B2/en

 

This isn't new. We've actually been dealing with it for years. But with the public release of AI tools, this increases the possibilities exponentially.

 

Our best defenses include:

* Understanding the psychology

* Understanding how AI works

* Critical thinking

 

Lee Kim

ISC2 board of directors candidate

Non-profit professional, attorney, and advocate

www.linkedin.com/in/leekim