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Do you know how artificial intelligence affects you and your organization's operation? The buzz around AI touts its unlimited applications and inspires animated discussions of its usefulness as a positive force in all businesses, including healthcare, GIG, transportation, education, finance, and security.
However, it is imperative that every organization acknowledges and takes seriously the potential harm that can be caused by insiders who misuse AI as a weapon for personal gain or to settle scores. This must be a top priority for corporate security officers, human resource managers, and operations directors to mitigate the risks associated with such actions.
In the hands of a motivated insider with only average technical proficiency, AI becomes a uniquely effective tool with which to penetrate an organization's complete security infrastructure for any number of malicious purposes. While trusted people within your organization are its strongest resource, they are also its greatest vulnerability. In 2024, every corporate entity, charitable organization, or government agency must redouble its efforts to reduce its exposure to AI-driven insider threats.
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