The new year brings new cybersecurity threats powered by artificial intelligence, according to CrowdStrike Chief Security Officer Shawn Henry. AI has granted adversaries a powerful tool to penetrate corporate networks and spread sophisticated misinformation online through deepfakes, creating major concerns for global cybersecurity. 2024 is an election year for several countries, including the U.S., and cybersecurity experts are particularly concerned about the security of voting machines and the potential use of AI by foreign adversaries to interfere with democratic processes.
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AI Powered Cybercrime Will Explode in 2024: CrowdStrike Executive
Key Points:
- AI is being leveraged by cybercriminals to penetrate corporate networks and spread misinformation through deepfakes, raising major cybersecurity concerns.
- The upcoming 2024 elections, particularly in the U.S., are vulnerable to potential interference by foreign adversaries utilizing AI for misinformation and disinformation campaigns.
- Global policymakers and technology companies are taking steps to regulate and combat the misuse of AI, acknowledging the severe threats posed by AI-powered cyber attacks and deepfakes.
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