AI Is Shrinking The Cyberattack Window, Raising New Resilience Challenges
Artificial intelligence is changing the nature and speed of cyberattacks, leaving organizations with increasingly shorter windows to detect, contain and recover from breaches, speakers at the Kerala Cyber Suraksha Summit (KCSS) 2026 said.
The warning came as cybersecurity leaders, government representatives and technology executives gathered in Kochi for the second edition of the summit recently.
Manoj Abraham IPS, Director General of Police and Director, Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau, Government of Kerala, said organizations should move away from the assumption that cybersecurity can prevent every attack and instead build the ability to withstand and recover from inevitable breaches. “Cyber security is not the key word now. It is cyber resilience,” Abraham said, stressing the need for organizations to prepare for attacks and recover quickly.
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