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Everyone's talking about AI. While it's the future of how business's will operate more efficiently, it's also ramping the speed at which businesses are being compromised.
With so much of our businesses now being digital and so much sensitive data being stored "in the cloud", what strategies have you found to protect your business in the event of a cyber attack?
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Can't say I've had much experience in any of this, as I've never had the need to store much sensitive information "in the cloud".
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Can't say I've had much experience in any of this, as I've never had the need to store much sensitive information "in the cloud".
From what I've read, hackers are now using AI to bypass security systems that are supposed to be enhanced by AI, and most often the bigger the company is, the more likely they are to be targeted and hacked. If your business is fortunate enough to allow it, keep everything as much "off the cloud" as possible and locally store any sensitive information that you can.
I believe we use cloud services and other emerging tech features too much for convenience, to our detriment for security.