BSA urges governments to update cybersecurity policies for AI era
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) has called on governments to update cybersecurity policies as advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems change how cyberattacks are carried out and how organisations defend against them.
In its 2027 Global Cyber Agenda for an AI World, released on October 23, the industry association outlined eight priority actions, including deploying AI for cyber defence, improving vulnerability management, modernising legacy systems and preparing for post-quantum cryptography.
The agenda recommends giving cybersecurity professionals priority access to advanced AI systems to help identify and address vulnerabilities. It also calls for updating systems that operate beyond their supported lifecycles and building resilience so organisations can continue operating during cyber incidents and recover quickly.
Focus on regulatory alignment and cyber resilience
BSA has called for greater alignment between cybersecurity regulations, arguing that fragmented and overlapping rules can divert resources from security efforts. Coordinated policies could help organisations focus on implementing protections...
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