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What can businesses learn from the rise of cyber espionage?

  • Rival nation-states and the organizations loyal to them are increasingly turning to cyber espionage to gain a strategic advantage.
  • Long gone are the days when standalone criminals are the greatest threat. Now the greater threat comes from nation-states and large enterprises that have capitalized on the opportunities of digital espionage.
  • The combination of AI and increasingly massive amounts of data means business strategy can be decided in hours and days rather than months, making AI a necessity even in the world of cyber crime and espionage.
  • State-sponsored attackers are already using tools like large language models (LLMs) to scale, inform, and enhance their attacks, making AI a force multiplier in the broader threat landscape.
  • Organizations must proactively protect against cyber espionage by layering on a zero trust architecture, conducting regular security audits, and ensuring all sensitive information is encrypted regardless of where it resides.
  • Businesses need to continuously monitor, review and update their security systems, and layering on AI has become necessary thanks to its ability to augment real-time threat detection and response capabilities.
  • No business will ever be immune to cyberattacks, but the greatest risk comes with a failure to innovate. Businesses need to strike the right balance by incorporating AI strategically as a tool to protect against the next generation of state-sponsored cyber threats.

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