Ai Cyber Threats. Is Your Business Protected?

In this conversation, Kelly Paisley discusses the intersection of AI and cybersecurity, emphasizing the growing risks associated with AI adoption in businesses. He highlights the importance of proactive security measures, especially for small businesses, and the need for education and awareness around cybersecurity threats. The discussion covers real-world examples of breaches, the evolving landscape of AI threats, and actionable steps businesses can take to protect themselves. Kelly also addresses the role of insurance in cybersecurity and the necessity of implementing basic security protocols like multi-factor authentication (MFA).

Takeaways

- AI adoption is rapidly increasing in the business world.
- Cybersecurity is an ongoing arms race between attackers and defenders.
- Small businesses are often more vulnerable to cyber attacks than larger companies.
- Implementing basic security measures is crucial for all businesses.
- Education and awareness are key in preventing cyber attacks.
- Real-world examples illustrate the consequences of neglecting cybersecurity.
- AI can facilitate both attacks and defenses in cybersecurity.
- Insurance policies may not cover breaches if proper security measures aren't in place.
- Proactive risk management can save businesses from significant losses.
- The future of AI and cybersecurity will require constant adaptation and vigilance.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Connectivity Issues
00:01 Real-Life Consequences of Ignoring Cybersecurity
28:58 The Cost of Cybersecurity Attacks
30:32 The Importance of Proactive Security Measures
32:15 AI's Evolving Threat Landscape
35:16 The Risks of Quantum Computing and AI
42:02 AI vs. AI: The New Arms Race
45:56 Engaging with AI: Arguments and Understanding
46:45 The Benefits of AI: Embracing Change
49:07 AI in Society: Adapting to New Technologies
50:27 Security and Responsibility: The Dual Nature of AI
50:28 Practical Steps for Cybersecurity: Mitigation and Awareness
55:50 Navigating Insurance in the Age of AI

Check if your email address is in data breech: https://haveibeenpwned.com/
Canadian Centre Of Cyber Security: https://www.cyber.gc.ca/en
US Cyber Guidance For Small Businesses: https://www.cisa.gov/cyber-guidance-small-businesses

Hosts are Greg Forzani and Dennis Taekema.

Our guest is Kelly Paisley, President and CEO of The I.T. Company www.theitco.ca.

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