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Cyber Signals Feb 2024
Worried about AI-powered cybersecurity threats? Then you'll be glad to know that Microsoft's security solutions deliver protection against cyberthreats and other security breaches with advanced AI-enabled security technologies and tactics. Learn why Microsoft is the leading cybersecurity vendor in this issue of Microsoft Threat Intelligence: Cyber Signals 2024. Download your complimentary copy of the report and contact us to learn about QUICKEN LOOK's Microsoft Security offerings.
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AI enhances cybersecurity by enabling organizations to detect anomalies instantly, respond swiftly to neutralize risks, and tailor defenses to specific organizational needs. It helps bridge the cybersecurity workforce gap by increasing the productivity of security analysts, as evidenced by a study showing that users of Microsoft Copilot for Security were 44% more accurate and 26% faster in their tasks.
What are the main threats posed by AI to cybersecurity?
Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI technologies to enhance their attack techniques, including reconnaissance, coding for malware development, and social engineering tactics. Threat actors are leveraging large language models (LLMs) to improve their operations, making it crucial for organizations to understand and counter these AI-driven threats.
How can organizations protect themselves from AI-enabled attacks?
Organizations can protect themselves by applying Zero Trust principles, enabling multifactor authentication, and rigorously protecting data. Additionally, they should educate employees about social engineering tactics and leverage AI tools like Microsoft Copilot for Security to enhance their security posture and detect potential threats more effectively.
Cyber Signals Feb 2024
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