AI-Powered Cyberattacks Hit Over Half of Philippine Businesses, Study Reveals
Nearly half of cyberattacks in the Philippines are leveraging artificial intelligence, presenting new challenges for businesses. A Cisco study highlights issues with detecting and responding to AI-driven attacks, revealing a lack of coordination among security teams and difficulties in demonstrating ROI for security investments.
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