Cybersecurity pros push back on panic over AI-powered hacks

CrowdStrike's counter-adversary operations head and other cybersecurity professionals argue fears of AI-powered hacking are overblown, citing business harms and who benefits from the alarm.

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2026-11-11 10:00 · Fast Company AI
‘They don’t understand hackers’: Cybersecurity pros explain why everyone panicking about AI-powered hacks is wrong

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