Скачать или смотреть Invisible AI Attacks + The 90% Opportunity Defenders Miss

At Security Frontiers 2025, cybersecurity experts shared how AI security evolved from theoretical concepts to production deployments, plus why attacks remain invisible.

This panel features Daniel Miessler, Caleb Sima, and Edward Wu (Dropzone AI Founder & CEO) examining what actually changed in AI security during 2024, why attackers aren't using AI as expected, and the biggest opportunity defenders are missing.

Key Discussion Points:
[00:32] The shift from "concept phase" (2023) to "building phase" (2024)
[01:07] How AI sales emails reveal the evolution of social engineering
[02:43] Why agentic AI for lateral movement remains limited
[05:00] Open source projects like PentestGPT vs. true autonomous agents
[06:06] End of 2025 predictions: revolutionary or evolutionary change?
[08:18] Why AI attacks won't be labeled "powered by AI"
[09:16] AI's first real impact: exploit discovery in legacy systems
[12:15] The biggest overlooked opportunity: analyzing the other 90%
[14:06] The "Three C's" framework: Coverage, Communication, Context
[15:06] How organizational context will transform alert investigation

Expert Insights:
Daniel Miessler discusses the "many eyes" concept and why defenders can finally analyze data they've had to ignore. Caleb Sima explains why AI attacks will be invisible - measured by volume and effectiveness, not AI labels. Edward Wu shares how Dropzone AI moved from concept to production, reducing alert investigation from 40 minutes to 5 minutes.

Key Takeaway:
2024 marked the transition from AI security hype to practical reality, with defenders gaining more immediate benefits than attackers - but that balance may shift as we approach 2026.
Perfect for security leaders evaluating AI implementation timelines and realistic expectations.


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