Cyber CEOs are all-in on generative AI
Generative AI and LLMs are gaining attention in the security industry but not everyone is convinced the technologies will deliver the benefits promised.
What is the current sentiment among cybersecurity CEOs regarding generative AI?
Cybersecurity CEOs from major companies like CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Okta are optimistic about generative AI, seeing it as a viable way to enhance defense mechanisms and improve business performance. However, there is also skepticism about whether these technologies will deliver the promised benefits.
What developments are being made in generative AI tools for cybersecurity?
Vendors are actively developing security tools that incorporate generative AI and large language models. For instance, CrowdStrike recently added Charlotte AI to its endpoint detection platform, while Palo Alto Networks plans to release a proprietary LLM for security within a year.
What challenges do experts foresee with generative AI in cybersecurity?
Experts express caution about generative AI, suggesting it may be a solution in search of a problem, particularly in cybersecurity. There are concerns that while the technology could benefit defenders, it might also provide advantages to attackers, highlighting the need for a balanced approach to its implementation.
Cyber CEOs are all-in on generative AI
published by ITPro
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