Artificial intelligence and machine learning are poised to redefine cybersecurity in 2025, due in no small part to the ease with which anyone can access them. While powerful tools for enhancing defense mechanisms, these technologies also present new challenges as adversaries increasingly leverage them for malicious purposes.
In this article, we’ll explore AI and machine learning as tools for security experts (and potential threats) and highlight emerging trends to watch for in the coming year.
Generative AI is in the news, as usual. However, one of the big pushes we’re seeing lately is how the practices used by AI providers like OpenAI may violate user privacy.
This, of course, is a big no-no for jurisdictions like the EU.
Here, we’re dipping into the world of AI to talk about the latest complaint against OpenAI and how this speaks to privacy and GDPR compliance issues.
The development of AI has been a game-changer for nearly everyone, and that fact is no different in the world of cybersecurity. New threats powered by AI are reshaping traditional attack vectors, including cryptography, prevention, and social engineering.
In this article, we’re discussing how, in the so-called AI Boom of 2023, cybersecurity is being shaped by this new technology.