Cyber Criminals are Adopting AI: Keep your Critical Infrastructure Protected 

As threat actors increasingly adopt the use of AI they’ve become able to execute cyber attack attempts at a more personal level, faster. 

AI tools let cyber criminals scrape public sources for personal information of potential victims, moving from phishing attacks that cast a wide net to sending personalized one-to-one emails that spoof people they interact with. Almost 70% of cyber breaches come from spearphishing and valid accounts, providing a unified login experience and strict access controls can help protect your organization from attacks.

Cyber criminals can scan networks and systems faster to find an exploit using AI. If they are able to penetrate a network, AI can also be used to make small code modifications on each new infection to not leave a common signature and remain undetected.

Learn how you can protect your critical infrastructure in a new cyber threat landscape by adopting a Zero Trust approach to cyber security and access.

• Provide your users a unified login experience across all resources to make spoofed login sites more obvious
• Implement multi-factor authentication and single sign-on to add an extra layer of security to access attempts
• Prevent over-broad access by only allowing users to reach the systems they need with privileged access management
• Eliminate shared passwords for legacy systems floating around the office with password stuffing upon a successful connection and authorization attempt