SynopsisSanjay Bahl says AI has amplified existing cyber threats, underscoring the need for stronger cyber hygiene, continuous monitoring and regular security drills.Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the cyber threat landscape, making even familiar attacks such as phishing harder to detect, Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) director general Sanjay Bahl told ET. He said organisations must strengthen basic cyber hygiene, continuous monitoring and regular cybersecurity drills to stay protected.Reflecting on the cyber threat predictions in CERT-In's previous Digital Threat Report, BahlNow Playing
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Sanjay Bahl says AI has amplified existing cyber threats, underscoring the need for stronger cyber hygiene, continuous monitoring and regular security drills.
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