AI widens the attack surface and forces companies to rethink cyber resilience
Disruptions from cyber incidents cause annual losses of USD 600 billion among the world's largest companies, an Oxford Economics estimate that grew 50% in two years, according to the text. Chris Millington of Hitachi Vantara argues organizations must move from adding security tools to protecting and recovering the data that sustains operations. CrowdStrike reported an 89% increase in AI-enabled attacks, which calls for governance, zero trust and immutable backups tested with digital twins.
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- Oxford Economics estimates USD 600 billion in annual losses from cyber disruptions at the world's largest companies, 50% more in two years.
- CrowdStrike reported an 89% rise in AI-enabled attacks, which widen companies' attack surface.
- Hitachi Vantara proposes classifying critical data and prioritizing recovery, with immutable copies and continuous testing.
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