This segment is brought to you by ei empowering today's
leaders to realize tomorrow's opportunities we've been talking about artificial
intelligence, non stop and it makes sense because it's
everywhere. Well, news, senior reporter Michelle Castillo
is exploring how the technology can be used to increase
your likelihood of getting scammed with the ei threat detection
and response leader, Adam Malone, Adam, what
new and novel risks come with generative AI systems like
chat GBT and other AI systems. That's a great
and contemporary question. Fortunately, for us, it's
nothing really new or novel. The biggest benefit that
threat actors get from tools like GP is accessibility and
speed. So first they might use it to create
better and more accurate fishing messages and a lot of
languages and iterate on those a lot more often.
So those really poorly worded emails that we're used to
getting that we're kind of clear to click on our
defenses may go down because they're better worded. Secondly
, you could use a tool like chat GPT to
create a video persona to help you bypass controls,
like calling into a help desk and recreate our voices
. Another application might be using chat GPT to create
malicious code. Now, it's not going to create
anything really complex and novel, but it's going to
help more people get access to coding tools with a
lower threshold of entry and create more potentially malicious tools
that could get in circulation faster. So does this
mean that companies should be wary of things like a
generative? A wary may be a strong word,
but caution should absolutely be leveraged as you deploy those
tools. There's a a lot of great benefits.
Companies like Microsoft behind us are developing great products to
get chat GPT into users hands to help us find
data faster for our best ideas to come forward quicker
and have a stronger, more unified it presence.
But you just need to do that in a secure
fashion and think about how you're deploying it. What
advice does have for companies that want to deploy generative
a securely. So my first thought is create a
commercially viable deployment of TED GBT, build it in
a secure instance where you can protect corporate data and
refine your models to meet your business purposes. Secondly
, build good compliance policies, enable users to use
it the right way. Discourage them from using freely
and openly available versions of chat and other tools then
build a good compliance and reporting program so that you
can find how it's being leveraged, find secure instances
of it and find those behaviors that maybe you don't
want users to follow that don't align the company policies
and reinforce better practices and better behaviors. All right
. Thanks to Michelle for all of that info.
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