Georges De Moura, EDGE Group’s VP & CISO, on How AI is Changing Cybersecurity
Key Takeaways
- AI is bringing progressive change in the cybersecurity world, creating new perplexities with high-level dangers introduced by the various technologies.
- The EDGE Group has embraced AI to safeguard national security against complex cyber threats.
- Deepfakes and impersonation scams are accelerating quickly with the help of artificial intelligence.
- Defenders and cybercriminals often find themselves ahead of the game because of inadequate rules and ample resources.
- Actionistic architecture for responsible AI starts with pioneering leadership and in an innovative enterprise.
- It comprises ethical guidelines, human resource training, and cross-departmental cooperation, among other elements, for the safe use of AI.
Brief Summary:
Georges De Moura, VP and CISO of EDGE Group, during a red carpet interview at the Global AI Show, held on the premises of the Grand Hyatt Exhibition Centre, echoed his perspective on the vast impact that AI has on cybersecurity. To George, AI is like a double-edged sword that helps the defender keep his defenses even stronger, while providing the attacker with tools such as deepfakes and scams. He highlighted how EDGE Group is utilizing AI to combat these advanced threats. According to him, given that the costs of cybercrime are projected to reach the $10 trillion mark, strong leadership, a culture of creativity, and an organization-wide clarity on ethical standards are the only way to engage AI responsibly.
Follow Us On
0 %