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Cybersecurity experts at Immersive predict that artificial intelligence will significantly alter threat hunting, extortion tactics, and human-focused attacks by 2026. They caution that increased reliance on automation and overconfidence in technology may heighten risks for critical infrastructure operators. Organizations will need to enhance their resilience to adapt to these evolving threats.
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