Mondaq AI and Deepfakes Enhance Cyber Threats for Companies
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Cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated, with AI enabling attackers to create realistic impersonations. Companies are particularly affected by tactics such as North Korean IT workers posing as remote software developers, complicating the identification of genuine communications and increasing the risk of cyber incidents.
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