Cloud CISO Perspectives : How Google approaches critical security topics, from fundamentals to AI

• AI-powered malware and automated intrusion activity: These scaled, automated, and dynamic attacks are much faster than human-involved attacks, and are harder to defend against.
• Targeting critical infrastructure and supply chains: While targeting health services, energy, grocery stores, and other essential services isn’t new for threat actors, AI is changing the scale and scope of their attacks.
• More aggressive attacks: These include ransomware, which is the easiest way for attackers to monetize vulnerabilities, making personal threats, and vishing.
• Vishing awareness: Attackers are using voice, text, and other channels besides email for delivering phishing messages, and becoming more creative at the same time.

Foundational risks to AI infrastructure

Fundamentally, the risk of losing control of AI infrastructure goes beyond launch processes and software development processes because it’s about more than just writing software. It's about business processes that could lead to where you might lose control of how AI ...