Four Strategies To Protect Against Generative AI-Powered Attackers

We are all fatigued by the barrage of content about generative AI (GenAI), but don’t let cybercriminals use this to their advantage. Below, I will explain the significant new enterprise security threats GenAI is fueling and how CISOs can prepare for AI-powered attackers.

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