INTERPOL's Security Chief Says AI Defense Starts With One Question
INTERPOL’s global chief information security officer, Bjorn R. Watne, has urged companies to identify their “crown jewels” first as artificial intelligence (AI) increases the speed and scale of scams and fraud. Watne made the remarks to CNBC at Tech Week Singapore on Thursday. He said AI mainly helps criminals run familiar tactics faster and at The post INTERPOL's Security Chief Says AI Defense Starts With One Question appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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- INTERPOL’s global chief information security officer, Bjorn R.
- Watne, has urged companies to identify their “crown jewels” first as artificial intelligence (AI) increases the speed and scale of scams and fraud.
- Watne made the remarks to CNBC at Tech Week Singapore on Thursday.
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