AI elevates cyber threat landscape as nations go to the polls, warns Munich Re

Almost 90% of businesses not adequately protected against cyber risk

Sarah JollyApril 8, 2024
Computer keyboard with tanks on it. An allusion to cyber warfare.concept of cyber attacks.
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Cyber risk will increasingly be driven by AI that makes it faster and cheaper to distribute attacks at scale, warns Munich in its Cyber Insurance: Risks and Trends 2024 report. It stresses that AI is already behind phishing e...

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Sarah JollyApril 8, 2024
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