Study finds increase in cybersecurity attacks fueled by generative AI

A new report analyzes threats and stressors caused by generative AI, with 51% of security professionals saying they are likely to leave their job over the next year.

Deep Instinct's fourth edition of its Voice of SecOps Report “Generative AI and Cybersecurity: Bright Future or Business Battleground?” – conducted by Sapio Research, surveyed more than 650 senior security operations professionals in the U.S., including CISOs and CIOs.

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Study finds increase in cybersecurity attacks fueled by generative AI

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