AI isn’t just changing how we work—it’s transforming how cybercriminals operate.
From deepfake voicemails that sound just like your CEO to phishing emails crafted by AI with perfect grammar and branding, the game has changed. And small businesses are often the first to get caught off guard.
Here are the three biggest AI-driven threats on the radar:
1. Hyper-Realistic Phishing: AI tools can now generate perfectly worded scam emails that are tough to distinguish from the real thing.
2. Deepfake Impersonations: Audio or video clips that mimic executives can be used to authorize wire transfers or leak sensitive data.
3. AI-Powered Malware: Some malware now adapts in real time to bypass traditional defenses.
So what can you do?
- Train your staff to spot even the most convincing scams.
- Review internal protocols for confirming financial transactions.
- Layer your security with behavior-based detection tools.
AI is neutral—it’s how it’s used that matters. Make sure your tech defenses are as smart as the threats you’re facing.
Let’s review your risk posture-—before a cybercriminal does.