Breaking Badness: Defending Your Digital Domain: AI, Ransomware, and the Power of Reputation
NetSPI Field CISO, Nabil Hannan recently appeared on the Breaking Badness Podcast to discuss the cybersecurity threats associated with the rapid adoption of AI. Read the episode preview below or listen to it online.
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In this episode of Breaking Badness, we bring together cybersecurity thought leaders Raymond Dijkxhoorn, Nabil Hannan, and Jason Mar-Tang to discuss some of the most pressing issues in the industry: AI, ransomware, and the evolving role of domain reputation. This dynamic conversation covers everything from phishing defense to the challenges posed by AI and the constant evolution of ransomware tactics.
AI is all the rage in cybersecurity discussions, but is it really the solution we think it is? Nabil Hannan, Field CISO of NetSPI, brought a controversial yet enlightening perspective to the conversation. He believes the term “Artificial Intelligence” is somewhat misleading. Instead of true intelligence, current AI systems are advanced algorithms processing massive datasets. Hannan warns that many organizations rush to adopt AI without focusing on the basics of cybersecurity, such as proper data hygiene and multi-factor authentication (MFA). The rapid adoption of AI without foundational security practices can increase risk rather than mitigate it.
You can listen to the full episode here.
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