Whereas phishing used to be recognisable by poor language or generic messages, attacks today are far more convincing. Criminals combine information from data breaches, social media and public sources to launch targeted attacks that are almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
Significant impact on SMEs
For SMEs, this means threats are closing in faster. Attackers can automatically target large numbers of organisations and exploit vulnerabilities more quickly. At the same time, it is becoming harder to detect anomalous behaviour or hidden malware in time.
Find out how you can make your organisation more resilient
During the webinar ‘The impact of AI on cybersecurity’, together with our security partner Masero, we’ll explain how these developments translate into the day-to-day reality for SMEs.
Bart Hunik, engineering team lead at IT Local, and Nico van de Haar, technical director at Masero Cyber Security, discuss topics including:
- How AI makes cyberattacks faster and more convincing
- Why SMEs are targeted more frequently
- Where things go wrong in practice
- What measures you can take to better protect your organisation
After this webinar, you’ll have a clear picture of today’s risks. And you’ll know what steps you can take as early as tomorrow to make your organisation more resilient.