How AI is transforming cybersecurity, on defense and offense

Understanding the threat environment, knowing where controls are deployed and other core competencies become that much more critical when artificial intelligence is involved, says the CISO of Mass General Brigham.
By Bill Siwicki
Health-ISAC Mention:
It’s really going to be critical for us to fight these sorts of attacks together. And we need to leverage things like the Health-ISAC [Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center] to share information about these threats and attacks in real time, because really, as they mature, I don’t think there’s one silver bullet solution for any of this.
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