Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity

GenAI is evolving rapidly, and codifying internal governance allows your security teams to stay two steps ahead, making the use of GenAI consistent across the business, and identifying risk ahead of time.

a16z General Partner Zane Lackey and Partner Joel de la Garza recently sat down with us to discuss the state of security in 2024. They addressed the top concern for CISOs: the impact of generative AI on enterprise security. Here’s what they had to say about the key considerations for technology adoption and strategie

Generative AI tools help bad actors easily craft sophisticated attacks. CISOs are investing in AI-native cybersecurity solutions to fight back.

Generative AI holds immense potential for the future of cybersecurity. By harnessing its ability to process and analyze vast amounts of data, it's capable of transforming how we detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats.

With today’s large language models, we can create a new type of tool that securely applies the power of AI to an organization’s data.

It’s inevitable that AI systems will be tasked with more and more cybersecurity responsibilities. It is time to start thinking about how the roles of human CISOs and AI will evolve.

Artificial intelligence arms both defenders and threat actors, rapidly reshaping the cybersecurity landscape. Inevitably, the chief information security officer role must adapt to keep up.

Security pros suspect their organization would stop them from using unauthorized AI tools, but that’s definitely not stopping them.

Amidst all that hype and discussion, there hasn’t been nearly enough attention paid to the risks and rewards that AI tools like ChatGPT present in the cybersecurity arena.

Greater scale and symbolic models are necessary before AI and machine learning can meet big challenges like breaking the best encryption algorithms.

When it comes to cybersecurity, artificial intelligence is increasingly being seen as a valuable tool. Let's dig deeper into how AI can help the world.

AI ought to be a tool to that aids cybersecurity teams working to catch malicious actors. However, a Devo commissioned Wakefield Research report found there’s still work to be done.

Experts give their take on the state of automated cyber security, and what tools they think most businesses should be looking at

Meanwhile, 36% were either neutral or disagreed that AI would play an important role in improving their cybersecurity.

AI can improve threat-hunting efficiencies with improved automation and accuracy, according to a study.

The next few years will see AI tip the scales back and forth between threat actors and security teams protecting the enterprise. Collaboration with government is key to the tech industry coming out ahead.

GitHub’s chief security officer says AI won’t replace the need for security teams, but it will greatly enhance their work.

Products that deliver visibility into all cyber assets that connect to the network or enterprise, offer an immediate ROI by discovering and classifying the hitherto unseen, unmanaged devices

Incorporating AI can boost organizations' cyberdefenses, but also poses challenges and risks. Unpack the limitations and benefits of AI in cybersecurity.

The future outlook of AI in cybersecurity and all sectors seems limitless.

Generative AI chatbots and large language models can be a double-edged swords from a risk perspective, but with proper use they can also improve cybersecurity in key ways

By leveraging machine learning-based security tools and third-party experts, organizations can strike the perfect cybersecurity balance.

ChatGPT has the potential to revolutionize cybersecurity by providing a faster and more efficient method for analyzing data, detecting threats, and responding to incidents.

Machine learning should be considered an extension of — not a replacement for — existing security methods, systems, and teams.

AI is instrumental in responding to cyberattacks when paired with cybersecurity best practices — and it helps with security decision-making.