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Study finds German companies ill-prepared for AI-powered cyberattacks

German companies are vulnerable and unprepared for a growing wave of AI-driven cyberattacks, a new study published on Oct 7 warned, creating broader economic and security risks for the country.

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The study notes that the most common method involves AI-generated phishing emails that are 'highly convincing and precisely tailored to specific individuals or companies'. — Image by DC Studio on Magnific

BERLIN : German companies are vulnerable and unprepared for a growing wave of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven cyberattacks, a new study published on Oct 7 warned, creating broader economic and security risks for the country.

Only one in 10 companies has specific procedures in place to handle AI-related security incidents, according to the joint study from the German government's BSI cybersecurity office and the independent Association of Technical Inspection Agencies (TÜV).

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