The survey surveyed 600 US professionals and shed light on the industry’s “readiness to combat the threats posed by artificial intelligence and its impact on the workforce,” according to media reports.
AI-enabled cyberattacks, such as malware and data leaks, top the list of concerns for 87% of survey respondents. But only 33% of professionals feel they are “very confident” in their organization’s ability to defend against these attacks, and 65% admit they are not fully prepared. Despite these challenges, two-thirds of respondents are optimistic that AI will enhance rather than replace cybersecurity job roles.
StrongDM highlights the need to invest in AI defenses and strengthen strategies to effectively counter emerging threats.
Source: Ferra
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