Executives worry most about cyber-enabled fraud, geopolitics, and AI. The threat landscape has shifted from direct hacks to AI-driven social engineering, where attackers use AI tools to manipulate people and gain entry rather than exploit technical vulnerabilities.
We're definitely seeing more more coming in through the. Let's. Tom, let's jump down to these articles about the one about cybersecurity. The executives worry most about cyber enabled fraud, geopolitics and AI. It's it's interesting right now with the big shift that we we've seen in the last I don't know, maybe you'd have a better time frame to this, but to me, it says the last six to nine months. You know, we've been historically worried about, as we think about cybersecurity, we've been worried about hacks. Right. But now what we're seeing so much more of in this article touches a little bit on that as well. The cyber enabled fraud is truly even AI tools being used to have people let us into the organ, let somebody into the organization, as opposed to trying to hack the organization.
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