PwC CISO James Shira on how AI expands attack surfaces and pressures security change pace
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This Dark Reading interview with PwC global CISO and CIO James Shira addresses how AI is changing enterprise security risk. Shira says the most important issue is how AI changes, evolves, and increases an organization's attack surface, and he warns that AI can really explode it. He also argues that AI puts pressure on the pace of change across the whole security function. The article's framing is that security teams need to rethink their approach to risk and adapt their strategies. The episode also covers career paths in cybersecurity, including certifications, higher education and on-the-job experience (darkreading.com). The piece contains no vulnerability, incident, or threat actor activity, so it carries no direct operational threat.
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PwC CISO James Shira on how AI expands attack surfaces and pressures security change pace
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This Dark Reading interview with PwC global CISO and CIO James Shira addresses how AI is changing enterprise security risk. Shira says the most important issue is how AI changes, evolves, and increases an organization's attack surface, and he warns that AI can really explode it. He also argues that AI puts pressure on the pace of change across the whole security function. The article's framing is that security teams need to rethink their approach to risk and adapt their strategies. The episode also covers career paths in cybersecurity, including certifications, higher education and on-the-job experience (darkreading.com). The piece contains no vulnerability, incident, or threat actor activity, so it carries no direct operational threat.