Today's sharing is [CEO's Generative AI Action Guide: Cybersecurity] Report Producer: IBM
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Generative AI has spawned a range of emerging cyber threats. Hackers are given more opportunities to exploit vulnerabilities and more ways to perform malicious activities.
Luckily, it's also the other way around:Generative AI can strengthen a business's defenses. In the short term, generative AI will make once-onerous security processes more efficient. By analyzing massive amounts of data and identifying patterns and anomalies, generative AI can emerge as emerging threats emerge in a timely manner.
As malicious actors continue to adopt new attack methods, cybersecurity teams need to keep up with the latest security landscape. In this cat-and-mouse game, staying alert at all times will be key to managing vulnerabilities and staying one step ahead.
Generative AI provides a whole new library for cyber attackers. Today's hackers are no longer just fake emails, but can mimic voices, faces, and even personalities to trick victims.
As generative AI continues to grow in popularity over the next six months to a year, experts expect new intrusion attacks to reach unprecedented scale, speed, sophistication, and sophistication, as well as new threat forms. Autonomous attacks launched on a large scale will be the most significant risk from the point of view of likelihood and potential impact. However, executives surveyed expect that hackers faking or impersonating trusted users will have the greatest impact on the business, followed by creating malicious intent**.
The way organizations implement generative AI can also introduce new risks。In fact, 47% of executives surveyed are concerned that adopting generative AI in their operations will trigger new types of attacks against their organization's autonomous AI models, data, or services. Nearly all executives surveyed (96%) said that adopting generative AI could lead to security vulnerabilities in their organizations over the next three years.
The average cost of a data breach is $4.45 million globally, and $9.48 million in the United States. As a result, many organizations are investing more to address emerging cybersecurity risks. Executives surveyed said their organization's AI cybersecurity budget for 2023 increased by 51% compared to 2021. Moreover, they expect this budget to increase by another 43% by 2025.
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