AI: The good, the bad, and the unpredictable

AI: The good, the bad, and the unpredictable

Welcome to March’s SASE Insider. This month, we’re talking AI—how it’s changing security with automated defense, real-time threat detection, and a serious edge for IT teams. But threat actors aren’t sitting this one out. They’re manipulating AI, breaking safeguards, and using it against the good guys. AI is here to stay, but who controls it—us or the attackers? Read on to learn the AI risks enterprises can’t ignore, and how to stay safe.?

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  • Is AI our biggest ally and our biggest threat? As enterprises rush to integrate it, hackers are rushing to use it against them. From autonomous Agentic AI to Shadow IT to Deepfake phishing, attackers are finding new ways to exploit AI’s power. Cato’s chief security strategist breaks down nine emerging threats in Forbes—what enterprises need to know, and how to fight back.??

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  • Cato CTRL has discovered Ballista—an IoT Botnet targeting unpatched TP-link routers through a remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2023-1389). Over 6,000 devices have already been infected in manufacturing, healthcare, and technology organizations, allowing attackers to execute remote commands, steal data, and launch DoS attacks. The botnet is evolving, and using TOR domains to stay hidden. If you have Cato, you’re protected. If not, patch your router right now.?

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AI is redefining security—both as a powerful defense tool and a weapon for attackers. The rapid adoption of AI in cybersecurity is driving automated threat detection and real-time response, but adversaries are finding new ways to exploit it through deepfake phishing, AI-powered malware, and evasive cyber tactics. This is why enterprises must embrace a security model that adapts just as fast. Cato’s SASE platform integrates AI-driven threat prevention with Zero Trust security, ensuring businesses stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. The question isn’t whether AI will shape cybersecurity—it already has. The real question is: Are you leveraging it to outpace the attackers? #SASE #AIinSecurity #ZeroTrust #CyberResilience

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Fidel Torre Michieli

Sr. Sales Engineer at Cato Networks

4 天前

Shadow AI? Take a look at our Webinar

Interesting event

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Sukhdev Johal

Pre-Sales Engineering and Technical Account Management EMEA and India

4 天前

Great article thank you for sharing with me

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