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Cybercriminals have more powerful tools than ever to compromise environments and threaten businesses. They use generative AI to install ransomware faster; deep-fake social engineering; cheap yet advanced spear-phishing attacks; sophisticated coding abilities; and even turnkey ransomware underground storefronts.
The first step to fighting GenAI cybercrime with GenAI security is to create a defensible environment: an instrumented infrastructure allowing visibility into all critical areas to see significant threats like ransomware.Detection and prevention tools alert security teams to attacks or breaches including endpoint protection, network detection, anti-phishing, and event anomaly detection.
The answers these questions yield will only be as good as the questions themselves. That’s why it’s so important to have a comprehensive array of security telemetry that can quickly and accurately provide the necessary context for the AI-driven investigation. Without these questions and answers, the AI has little more to investigate than the original alert.
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