Infosecurity-Magazine Surge in AI Security Roles Amidst Growing Cybersecurity Demands
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- •65% of large organizations now have a head of AI security role.
- •18% of these firms have made the role dedicated, while 47% combine it with other leadership.
- •Accountability for AI governance is fragmented, with CISOs responsible in only 26% of small businesses.
A significant increase in the establishment of head of AI security roles has been reported in 65% of large organizations with revenues exceeding $10 billion. This trend reflects the need for enhanced accountability and governance in enterprise AI security. The research by IANS and Artico indicates that 18% of these firms have made this role a dedicated position, while 47% have combined it with other leadership roles. The role is less common in smaller organizations, with only 9% of firms with $1-$10 billion in revenue and 6% of those under $1 billion having such positions. Despite the growth, accountability for AI governance remains fragmented, with only 26% of small businesses and 11% of medium firms attributing this responsibility to CISOs. The report emphasizes the necessity for companies to rethink their security structures in light of rapid AI adoption.
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