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Generative AI is everywhere in today’s businesses – and that includes the large criminal enterprises targeting you and your company with increasingly well-written, effective malware and phishing campaigns. Responding to these attacks requires a different approach to cybersecurity – and that is likely to vary from one business to another. Authorities at the US Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative, or JCDC, recently ran the first tabletop exercises to understand what threats AI poses – and with more than 50 experts involved, they found that many companies haven’t fully thought through how they would identify an AI-driven attack, respond to it, or even who within the company has the appropriate AI expertise. If you’re involved with cybersecurity at your company, make sure you’re considering the unique threats that generative AI poses – including AI poisoning, automated development of malicious code, highly personalized phishing attacks, rapidly scaling attacks, and more. By developing actionable responses now, you can save your business a whole lot of issues down the track. The 60-second “Security Nudge” is brought to you by CybSafe, developers of the Human Risk Management Platform. Learn more at https://cybsafe.com
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