AI has significantly escalated the capabilities of cybercriminals, giving rise to more advanced and targeted attacks. Criminals can use AI to automate phishing, bypass security measures, and exploit vulnerabilities faster than human analysts can respond.

In fact, AI-driven malware is predicted to account for 30% of all cyberattacks by 2025, according to a study by IBM Security. AI can also enable cybercriminals to conduct “deepfake” attacks, where AI-generated content mimics real individuals to deceive businesses and their customers.

We joined Colin Makin - UK Identity & Access Management Segment Leader at IBM to learn more about security in the age of artificial intelligence.

You can DOWNLOAD the SIX BURNING ISSUES FOR INDUSTRY 5.0 at www.aiops.co.uk.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation are rapidly transforming the landscape of enterprises across industries.

As AI-driven technologies become embedded in enterprise operations, legal frameworks and security considerations evolve to ensure both innovation and compliance.

Observability—monitoring systems to ensure operational efficiently—and Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) add layers of both opportunity and risk to businesses capitalising on these AI advancements.

We joined Harry Borovick Genral Counsel at Luminance to guide us through the Law and it's practice in the age of artificial intelligence.

You can DOWNLOAD the SIX BURNING ISSUES FOR INDUSTRY 5.0 at www.aiops.co.uk.

AI has significantly escalated the capabilities of cybercriminals, giving rise to more advanced and targeted attacks.

Criminals can use AI to automate phishing, bypass security measures, and exploit vulnerabilities faster than human analysts can respond.

In fact, AI-driven malware is predicted to account for 30% of all cyberattacks by 2025, according to a study by IBM Security.

AI can also enable cybercriminals to conduct “deepfake” attacks, where AI-generated content mimics real individuals to deceive businesses and their customers.

Despite the risks, AI also presents significant benefits for businesses to bolster their cybersecurity defences.

AI-driven threat detection tools can analyse vast volumes of data in

real-time, identifying and responding to potential threats faster than traditional security measures.

We joined Martin Borrett - Technical Director for IBM Security to talk about AI as both a threat and solution for Cyber Security in 2025.

You can DOWNLOAD the SIX BURNING ISSUES FOR INDUSTRY 5.0 at www.aiops.co.uk.