Securitybrief.Co.Nz AI-First Firms Face Longer Cyber Recovery Times and Higher Costs
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A report by Fastly reveals that AI-first organizations experience significantly longer recovery times and higher costs following cybersecurity incidents. On average, these businesses take nearly seven months to recover, which is about 100 days longer than non-AI-first organizations. Additionally, 44% of AI-first firms reported that AI was directly exploited in their most recent security incidents.
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