India, July 22 -- The biggest artificial intelligence (AI) security threat may not be a new attack. It may be speed. AI can help criminals generate malware, rewrite phishing messages, imitate trusted behavior, and test defenses faster than human teams can react.

That is the gap Lenovo is targeting with an expanded Security Services portfolio and a new cyber resiliency framework. The central idea is straightforward: connect identity, data, devices, threat detection, AI systems, and recovery so attackers cannot hide between separate security tools.

AI does not need to invent a new attack method to cause damage. It can improve techniques that already work.

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