India, Sept. 4 -- Imagine an ordinary Monday morning. An employee receives a video message that appears to come from the chief executive, asking for an urgent financial transfer. Meanwhile, the security team is trying to interpret thousands of alerts from disconnected tools.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is helping enterprises automate processes and make decisions faster. Yet the same capabilities are becoming available to attackers. AI can generate convincing phishing messages, imitate voices and faces, automate reconnaissance, and identify vulnerable systems.

For enterprise leaders today, this is no longer simply a cybersecurity problem. It is a question of whether the business can continue functioning when trust, systems, identities, ...