
May 13, 2024
Wielding the double-edged sword of AI to your advantage
Learn how AI is transforming the way we do business and the impact it has on cybersecurity – both the benefits for professionals and adversaries alike
With AI proving to be an invaluable strategic tool for both organizations and cyber criminals, today’s cybersecurity professionals must play a dual role in choosing and managing AI security tools that enable teams to scale efforts and focus on the highest priority threats, while also protecting the organization from threat actors using AI as a weapon.
In this white paper, we will explore the benefits, opportunities, and role of AI for cybersecurity as we discuss:
- How AI is transforming the way we do business and the impact on today’s cybersecurity professionals
- The dual role of AI as a tool for enhancing security tradecraft and as a weapon for misuse and exploitation
- Ways cybersecurity professionals can integrate AI into their organization’s cybersecurity strategy to strengthen digital resilience
- How to optimize AI for cybersecurity using a combination of technology, training, and human oversight
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