Securityaffairs AI Cybersecurity Tools Emerge Amid Rising AI-Driven Cyberattacks
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- •Sekoia's Elevate tool aims to counter AI-driven cyberattacks.
- •Investigation times for cybersecurity incidents have reportedly decreased by up to fivefold.
- •Over 80,000 enterprises experienced AI login thefts, highlighting the scale of the threat.
French cybersecurity firm Sekoia launched its AI tool Elevate to combat the increasing use of AI in cyberattacks. Following an early access program with around 2,000 customers, the platform allows clients to connect their preferred AI models for autonomous threat analysis. Reports indicate that investigation times have been reduced by up to fivefold for service providers in Europe and the US. Concurrently, a report highlights that AI agents are being exploited in supply-chain attacks, with significant incidents involving the theft of AI logins from over 80,000 enterprises. These developments underscore the escalating arms race between AI-driven cybercriminals and cybersecurity defenses. The situation remains dynamic as firms adapt to the evolving threat landscape.
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