How CIOs can set the pace for cybersecurity resilience

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Editor’s note: The following is a guest post from Scott Laliberte, managing director at Protiviti.

AI is fundamentally changing cybersecurity, but perhaps not for the reason many technology leaders expect. The most consequential shift may not be a new category of attack. It is speed.

AI can accelerate the discovery, weaponization and exploitation of vulnerabilities. Many organizations, however, still rely on vulnerability management, patching and incident response processes designed for a time when defenders had a larger window to act.

Now, that window is shrinking, and the gap between the speed of an attack and the speed of the response is becoming a major resilience issue.

For CIOs, the task at hand is to make the enterprise faster at defending, responding and recovering. In the AI era, that speed will increasingly distinguish organizations that simply have security...

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