GenAI can be a gamechanger for overworked security teams. But, according to Microsoft UK’s Paul Kelly, preparation is key to getting the most out of the technology.
As cyber threat actors add generative AI tools to their increasingly sophisticated arsenal, can security teams defending against their relentless attacks fight back effectively using the same genAI technology?
In SC Media UK’s latest podcast, Paul Kelly, director of Microsoft UK’s Security Business Group, says he believes they can – but only if their organisations put in the groundwork required to make the most of genAI.
“Attackers are becoming more automated. [They] were pretty quick into AI, to explore and make use of some of that powerful capability,” Kelly says in his discussion with SC Media UK editor Alicia Buller.
[Listen to the podcast “Podcast: How to prepare for cybersecurity’s AI-enabled future” by clicking the link below]
“We see, in our telemetry, the number of password attacks that we’ve detected, for example,…
