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Just a few years ago, much of the discussion on artificial intelligence( AI) was probably more bluster than benefit. But now, the pace of AI innovation and the positive and negative impacts it can have on organizations is changing at unprecedented scale. In cybersecurity, the advent of meaningful and disruptive AI tools and their use by cybercriminals amplifies the complexity and urgency to secure organizations and their digital infrastructures from emerging AIbased cyberthreats. The good news is that cybersecurity vendors have been applying various AI technologies for years. But when it comes to a future full of bad actors using AI-based tactics, it’ s critical for security and IT leaders and their teams to evolve their security strategies to address these sophisticated new AI-powered threats.

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As organizations continue to pursue digitization initiatives, their attack surfaces inevitably expand.

Whether the initiative is cloud adoption, the breaking down of air gaps between information technology( IT) and operational technology( OT), the proliferation of Internet-of-Things( IoT) devices connecting to the network, or the reality of hybrid workforces, many organizations are pushing the limits of their security and IT teams’ resources. And now, bad actors’ use of AI tools is compounding an already challenging and dynamic situation.

Recently, bad actors used deepfakes of a company CFO and other employees on a video call to successfully convince a worker to make a $ 25.6 million wire transfer. �

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