Interpol Security Chief: AI Defense Starts with Identifying 'Crown Assets'
2026-10-02 16:34:12
According to CoinMeta, Bjorn R, the global Chief Information Security Officer of Interpol, stated at the Singapore Technology Week that companies should first identify their "crown jewels" in order to address the risks of fraud and deception brought about by artificial intelligence (AI). He pointed out that AI enables criminals to carry out familiar tactics more quickly and on a larger scale. Watne emphasized that companies should understand which assets are most vulnerable to theft or destruction, and adjust their defense measures by studying the tactics and technologies of their adversaries through threat intelligence. He also mentioned that state-backed hackers have begun to use AI to expand the scale of their attacks.
Source:BeInCrypto
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