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Cyber Insights 2024: Artificial Intelligence

SecurityWeek
By Kevin Townsend for SecurityWeek
Monday, February 26, 2024

AI will allow attackers to improve their attacks, and defenders to improve their defense. Over time, little will change — but the battle will be more intense.

Meanwhile, as Ilia Kolochenko, chief architect at ImmuniWeb, comments, “Despite many sensational reports produced earlier this year projecting a looming surge of cybercrime due to the novel capabilities of generative AI, we will unlikely see a tectonic change there next year or even in 2025. Modern cybercrime is a mature, highly profitable, and well-organized industry. Therefore, AI disruption will have little impact on it.” The attackers simply don’t need AI to carry on being successful.

In short, 2023 was a year of AI hype, 2024 will see the beginning of AI reality, and 2025 will likely see its delivery. Read Full Article


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