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You thought generative AI was a technological tidal wave of change coming for enterprises, but the truth is — at 2.5 years since the launch of ChatGPT — the change is only getting started. A whopping 96% of IT and data executives plan to increase their use of AI agents this year alone, according to a recent survey from Cloudera covered by CIO.
However, with this comes a whole host of other considerations for the organizations moving in this direction, perhaps foremost of which: how to protect the security of the organization’s software, data, and other digital systems, especially as more and more agents arrive that can conduct actions autonomously, on their own, with minimal human oversight?
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Cyata, a Tel Aviv-based cybersecurity startup, was founded to tackle this mission head on and is today emerging from stealth to show enterprises how.
