AI Now Fuels One in Four Cyberattacks
A new IBM report shows that attackers used AI in twenty five percent of malicious data breaches this year. This represents a huge increase from the previous study. These incidents are becoming much more common.
These AI-driven attacks are also significantly more expensive than standard hacks. Companies lose an average of six million dollars when AI is involved. That is one million dollars more than the typical cost of a breach.
Security experts warn that these tools make it easier for criminals to scale their efforts. Organizations must update their defenses to keep up with these smarter threats. Protecting sensitive data is now harder than ever.
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