German Companies Ill-Prepared for AI-Powered Cyberattacks: Study
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Cybercriminals have long used AI for phishing and automated attacks. A new study shows that many companies are not prepared for this.
About one in two companies uses artificial intelligence. Only the few have established specific processes to protect their own company against AI-based cyberattacks.
Handelsblatt
cedarnews.netTogether with TÜV, the Federal Office for Security and Information Technology published a study that examined German companies for AI defense: the results are worrying.
BERLIN (ANP) - Only one in ten German companies is armed against cyberattacks using artificial intelligence (AI). While one in six was likely or possibly the target of such an attack last year, the regulator and the umbrella organization of cyber inspection companies conclude from joint...
German companies ill-prepared for AI-powered cyberattacks: study
German companies are vulnerable and unprepared for a growing wave of AI-driven cyberattacks, a new study published Wednesday warned, creating broader economic and security risks for the country. Only one in ten companies has specific procedures in place to handle AI-related security incidents, according to the joint study from the German government’s BSI cybersecurity office […]
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