According to CoinMeta, the rapid rise of artificial intelligence is exposing vulnerabilities in corporate network security defenses, making traditional security tools increasingly insufficient. He pointed out that many companies have realized that traditional and free technologies can no longer meet the demands. Kurtz warns that even companies that invest substantial funds are still vulnerable, as AI is accelerating the speed at which attackers identify and exploit weaknesses. CrowdStrike recently reported strong financial results, with revenue reaching $1.47 billion and a year-on-year growth of 25%. Kurtz believes that with the development of AI, the speed and complexity of cyberattacks are also increasing, and companies need more advanced technologies and expertise to deal with these threats.