New Delhi, Oct. 8 -- Falling costs of super intelligence (AI) could make sophisticated cyber capabilities more accessible to attackers, but India and other countries can use the same technology to identify vulnerabilities faster and build more secure digital systems, Zoho Corporation Founder and Chief Scientist Sridhar Vembu said.

Speaking on the sidelines of the Indian Army-CyberPeace Terrier Cyber Quest 3.0 Conclave, Vembu said declining AI token costs would benefit both sides of the cybersecurity equation, making it essential for defenders to deploy AI proactively.

"The people who attack have cheap tokens to spend on it. People who defend also, we have to find and close vulnerabilities before the bad people find them," Vembu said.

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