Cybersecurity professionals are facing a significant transition as conversations shift from traditional threat vectors to the complexities of AI-powered attacks. With a substantial investment in AI-specific security tools, organizations are concerned that the rapid development of AI is outpacing their defenses. Notable incidents, like the LexisNexis breach affecting over 364,000 individuals and McLaren Health Care’s major ransomware attack, illustrate the urgency of the matter.
The rise of agentic AI systems presents both opportunities and challenges for security leaders, as these systems can autonomously make critical decisions. The need for proper governance and continued human oversight is paramount to mitigate risks associated with these advanced systems. Implementing AI detection and response capabilities and adhering to zero-trust principles are crucial steps for organizations aiming to enhance their security posture against evolving AI-driven threats.
👉 Pročitaj original: CIO Magazine
