Artificial intelligence is reshaping cybersecurity across the defense industrial base, but it does not replace the fundamentals of good cyber hygiene.
As manufacturers explore AI to improve productivity and operations, cybercriminals are using the same technology to automate attacks, generate more convincing phishing campaigns, and identify vulnerabilities at a speed not previously possible.
That is the focus of MxD Cyber’s recent webinar AI vs. AI: The Cyber Arms Race featuring Jake Braun, executive director of the Cyber Policy Initiative at the University of Chicago, and Mike Tanji, director of cybersecurity at MxD.
While the discussion explored emerging AI capabilities, one message is clear: Organizations that struggle with basic cybersecurity practices today will not solve those challenges simply by adopting AI.