AI is making cyberattacks faster, more scalable, and more convincing, so the only way to stay ahead is to strengthen the basics, adapt processes, and treat cybersecurity as a business-critical partnership.
AI has dramatically turned up the heat in cybersecurity. In my keynote, I explain why the old rhythm of finding a vulnerability and patching it is no longer fast enough, and how attackers are using AI to improve and accelerate exploitations across technology and behaviors at machine speed.
What was good enough yesterday, will fail tomorrow. To adapt, we must rethink cybersecurity strategy and best practices at an industry level across tech, people, and process.
No matter what challenges we face, we still own the risk!
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Before you can really use a new tool, you usually have to learn how it works. AI is starting to change that.
On September 16, Anthropic announced that several Claude tools are being brought into one interface, so the system can work out what a task needs from what the user is asking it to do.
Microsoft is developing AI agents that can work through websites and desktop apps from a simple instruction, while Google is experimenting with interfaces that adapt to the request itself.
The interface won’t disappear, but you won’t always have to figure it out on your own. AI can guide you through it as you go.
That only works properly if the AI understands what you’re trying to do. Google researchers testing AI assistance in complex software found that models still struggle with user intent and knowing when help is actually useful.
ARES AI is being developed around that same role inside SourceLess: helping users search, navigate and work across connected services with more context around what they’re trying to accomplish.