One area cybersecurity leaders too often overlook is email security, where traditional security approaches are no longer sufficient in the face of new cyber-criminal techniques. Traditional email security approaches, especially those segregated from the broader security infrastructure, fall short. As a result, organizations quickly find themselves in a constant reactive mode, unable to keep pace with the threat landscape and the new challenges of digital transformation. 

In cybersecurity, the advent of meaningful and disruptive AI tools and their use by cybercriminals amplifies the complexity and urgency to secure organizations
and their digital infrastructures from emerging AI-based cyberthreats. The good news is that cybersecurity vendors have been applying various AI technologies for years. But when it comes to a future full of bad actors using AI-based tactics, it’s critical for security and IT leaders and their teams to evolve their security strategies to address these sophisticated new threats.

SOC as a Service (SOCaaS) offers a robust, cloud-based managed service that provides continuous visibility and protection against security threats in your network. By leveraging our advanced Security Operations Center, we deliver 24/7 monitoring, detection, and incident response to safeguard your digital assets.

When it comes to endpoint security, CISOs are deeply concerned. Most assume that their endpoints will be compromised at some point, and they are probably right. According to a recent Forrester study, 74% of organizations indicated that they have suffered a business-impacting cyberattack attributed to remote work vulnerabilities. They know that traditional antivirus (AV) solutions are insufficient to secure endpoints and that they need more advanced protection.

This paper will explore the security considerations associated with moving to the cloud and discuss the key challenges associated with public and private clouds. It will also describe the technologies necessary to ameliorate current concerns regarding security in the cloud. Lastly, this paper will discuss Fortinet’s ability to secure data moving to, from, and inside an organization’s cloud infrastructure using the Fortinet Security Fabric to enable consistent security enforcement across the distributed network environment.

Organizations are increasingly adopting AI to uplift employees and make their work and lives faster, easier, and more efficient. The numbers speak for themselves: 94% of executives say AI is critical to their company’s success over the next five years and Gartner predicts that over half of CIOs will have adopted AI technology in the next year.

Breaking Down the AI Kill Chain

This white paper explores how cyber adversaries can use generative AI as well as other AI techniques to their advantage through the lens of a sample AI-augmented attack – broken down across every stage of the attack kill chain, from reconnaissance to data exfiltration and encryption.