Businesses are finally taking action to crack down on AI security risks

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has uncovered a positive trend in the world of AI – with companies finally taking action to address the security risks of AI, as nearly two in three (64%) are now assessing the risks before deploying tools (up from 37% last year).

When it comes to their cybersecurity strategies as a whole, almost all (94%) agree that AI tools will be the biggest driver of change in 2026.

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