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Defeat the AI-enabled cybercriminal

How to think about and defend against the cybersecurity risks posed by new AI tools.

Key Takeaways

AI can make work easier, and that includes cybercrime: Cybercrime is on the rise, and new AI tools are adding fuel to the fire by making it easier to execute and profit from attacks.
Deepfakes raise authentication concerns: AI-enabled voice cloning tools are being used to execute convincing impersonations; other new AI capabilities may raise new risks.
Security is always a moving target, but we can move with it: A strong cybersecurity program can help to mitigate these elevated risks, along with other risks the future may hold.

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