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If attackers are using AI, companies will have to use AI to defend themselves: Razorpay CEO

Cyber attackers are now using artificial intelligence to find system weaknesses. Companies must adopt AI-powered defenses to counter these evolving threats. Traditional security systems and human testers are insufficient against AI-driven attacks. Razorpay's CEO emphasises that defense must match the attacker's technological level.

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If attackers are using AI, companies will have to use AI to defend themselves: Razorpay CEO

Razorpay CEO: attackers using AI require AI defenses; firm uses proprietary and open-source models for continuous vulnerability scanning. For tech leaders: companies without AI security face critical gap against automated attackers, forcing urgent budget and stack reallocation.

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Cyber security has entered a new category: Why AI-era threats require a defence system, not more tools

Sophos launches AI-Native Defense System with 500+ integrations and agentic AI for coordinated detection. Fragmented tools fail against AI attacks; organisations must adopt connected systems where machines automate investigation while humans keep strategic control.

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mercoledì 9 settembre 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
If attackers are using AI, companies will have to use AI to defend themselves: Razorpay CEO
Cyber attackers are now using artificial intelligence to find system weaknesses. Companies must adopt AI-powered defenses to counter these evolving threats. Traditional security…
giovedì 10 settembre 2026·itweb.co.za
Cyber security has entered a new category: Why AI-era threats require a defence system, not more tools
As AI-powered attacks accelerate, organisations need connected defence systems, not more fragmented security tools, to protect South African businesses, says Deon Smal, CEO of…