AI coding assistants like Codex let novice hackers generate sophisticated malicious code that once required years of experience. Security teams now need to retriage threats and rely on endpoint detection tools to handle the surge in AI-powered attacks.
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It's just now those attackers can produce more sophisticated threats and do it in a more distributed way, even faster than they have before. And you have like kind of novice wannabe hackers, if you will, who now have pretty advanced coding skills in comparison to what they had before. They didn't have to go build these up over time. Cloud Code and Codex, as much as they're amazing for us improving the quality of our products and shipping products faster, they're also helping attackers write code that they never could before in more advanced ways. So I think security teams are kind of dealing with like all those threats and prioritizing what those are, leveraging endpoint, Defend's EDR solution.