AI Cyberattack Kits Expected to Emerge Soon, Says Google Security Executive
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Heather Adkins, a senior executive at Google, stated that cybersecurity leaders must prepare for a future where cybercriminals can automate cyberattacks using AI. While a fully developed AI-powered cyberattack toolkit may take a few years to materialize, criminals are already enhancing their workflows with AI technologies. This evolution in cybercrime poses significant challenges for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs).
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