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The generative AI buzz is cooling, but a
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new frontier demands your attention.
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Agentic AI and the SOC and the critical
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need to defend your AI infrastructure.
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Are you ready for this strategic shift?
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Generative AI enthusiasm is cooling.
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Many organizations are experiencing
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disillusionment with less than 30% of
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CEOs satisfied with their Gen AI ROI.
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This signals a critical shift from hype
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to practical value assessment.
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While Gen AI faces scrutiny, Agentic AI
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is gaining traction. These autonomous
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agents can make decisions and evolve,
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promising to revolutionize complex
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processes like threat detection and
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response. Gartner predicts 15% of daily
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work decisions will be autonomous by
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As AI adoption grows, so does the attack
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surface. Many AI projects move to
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production without comprehensive risk
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assessments, creating vulnerabilities.
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Protecting AI infrastructure from
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threats like data poisoning and shadow
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AI is paramount. Beyond AI, traditional
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threats are morphing. Vishing attacks
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leveraging urgency and social
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engineering surged 442% in late 2024.
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Attackers impersonate staff, trick help
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desks, and even use deep fake voices.
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Identity is now the new perimeter,
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demanding robust zero trust strategies.
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With cloud and remote work, the
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perimeter has disappeared. Identity is
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now the front line. Attackers don't
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always break in. They log in with stolen
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credentials. That's why unified identity
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management and zero trust strategies are
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Cyber security M&A activity is strong
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impacting product roadmaps. Despite
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economic uncertainty, Palo Alto Networks
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is spending $25 billion to buy Israeli
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identity security company Cyber Art.
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Alphabet has agreed to acquire Israeli
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cyber security firm was for $ 32 billion
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and HPE finally closed its 14 billion
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acquisition of Juniper Networks.
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Cyber security jobs are becoming more
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focused. Redte teamers, thread
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intelligence analysts, incident
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responders, and cyber attorneys are in
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high demand. Deep expertise is now more
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valuable than broad generalist skills.
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The future of cyber security demands
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analytical foresight and proactive
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adaptation. Evaluate your AI strategy,
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fortify your AI infrastructure, and
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invest in specialized talent. Share this
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video with your team to spark critical
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discussions and prepare for tomorrow's
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cyber security challenges today.
