AI-Driven Cyber Threats Prompt Response from Over 3,000 Security Teams
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In 2025, the rapid emergence of new cybersecurity vulnerabilities has been exacerbated by AI-generated code and supply chain compromises affecting critical services like transport and manufacturing. More than 3,000 security teams are responding to these threats as AI-assisted exploit development accelerates the creation of effective attacks. The Intruder's 2025 Exposure Management Index provides insights into these developments.
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