Former FBI cyber agents, now academic deans at Western Governors University's School of Technology, have highlighted the rapid evolution of AI-driven cyber threats such as deepfakes and data poisoning. They emphasize the importance of training the next generation of cybersecurity professionals to counter these sophisticated attacks. Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging AI tools to enhance their productivity, particularly during events like Amazon's Prime Day, where over 120,000 malicious copies have flooded the web. These AI-enabled threats include phishing and hacking campaigns, which pose growing risks to businesses globally. Industry experts like Jumio's Daryl Huff note that deepfakes have transitioned from digital entertainment to serious security challenges, underscoring the need for advanced defenses in cybersecurity.
Two former FBI cyber agents who are now academic deans @WGU's School of Technology explain how #AI threats like #deepfakes & #data poisoning are evolving fast — and so must the defenders. See how they’re training the next generation to stay ahead. https://t.co/RjCzXgGUfg
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