Negating AI cyberattacks with defense in depth

In recent years, cyberattacks continue to grow nearly exponentially year over year. This intensity will only increase with sophisticated technologies such as generative AI in the hands of threat actors.

In 2023, security experts reported a staggering 75% increase in cyberattacks - 85% of which were caused by Generative AI. Relentlessly fast and precise, GenAI cyberthreats automatically determine optimal attack strategies, self-modify code to avoid detection, and launch automated attacks around the clock in a completely automated way.

For businesses to defend against these enhanced attacks, they must find a way to leverage AI themselves. But it’s not as simple as fighting fire with fire - AI cybersecurity tools are also vulnerable to attacks, with even the slightest interference with datasets or inputs risking system failures. Businesses cannot rely on a single solution to meet the rising level of AI cyberthreats, especially when the full extent of their capabilities is yet ...