GenAI’s Cybersecurity Paradox: Heroes in Defense, Villains in Attack!

GenAI is shaking up cybersecurity, but in a good way! Ivanti’s report shows security pros are eight times more likely to see GenAI as a net positive. While it may embolden cyber-attacks, 90% believe it boosts security teams. Looks like the robots are on our side—for now.

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Hot Take:

Oh, the irony! Security pros are rooting for GenAI to be their cybersecurity hero, even though it might just be plotting world domination with the hackers. Talk about sleeping with the enemy!

Key Points:

  • Ivanti’s report shows security professionals are optimistic about GenAI’s impact on cybersecurity.
  • 46% of respondents see GenAI as a net positive for cybersecurity, while only 6% view it negatively.
  • 90% believe GenAI benefits security teams equally or more than it aids hackers.
  • The cyber skills workforce shortage makes GenAI’s role in security teams crucial.
  • Despite optimism, 32% state training is “very effective” against AI-powered cyber threats.

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