Generative AI: Cyber resiliency and risk
summary
Generative AI already changes the threat math: criminals gain one year of easy LLM access to scale personalized phishing and BEC, produce near-perfect multilingual messages, and create realistic audio/video via GANs for voice deepfakes; expect WormGPT‑style services and emerging reconnaissance as a service. Defenses shift to zero trust, automated email defanging, API integrations and computer vision, plus SOC assistants that explain alerts, decode scripts, generate remediation playbooks and test defenses with dynamic breach‑and‑attack simulations; Trend Micro reports visibility across 200 generative AI apps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 3:16Fraud landscape analysis
- 4:51Threats in the AI era
- 10:43Defensive strategy shifts
- 13:45Deep fakes and impersonation
- 18:39Building secure processes
- 21:09Adversarial AI capabilities
- 25:44AI application risks
- 30:52Security analyst advantages
- 39:01Future outlook and wrap-up
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