What is the role of #GenerativeAI in building resilience?
The growing complexity of global operations, coupled with an increasing reliance on third parties, has propelled resilience to the top of the regulatory agenda.
High-profile incidents like the MOVEit hack, the SolarWinds attack, and the recent CrowdStrike outage have illuminated the fragility of critical infrastructures and the devastating effects of third-party failures.
The sheer scale of modern business ecosystems necessitates the adoption of more advanced technologies to identify, manage and recover from operational and cybersecurity risks—both internal and external.
Generative AI offers some promising capabilities in this regard. Its ability to simulate disruptions, generate new data, and interpret vast datasets in real time makes it invaluable for proactive risk management.
Additionally, its capabilities in automating vendor assessments, summarising #incident reports, and generating resilience strategies can help organisations to tackle internal and external risks swiftly and efficiently.
Yet, despite its potential, organisations must remain cautious. #Risks such as cyberattacks, system malfunctions, and the high computational demands of generative AI models present significant challenges that could disrupt operations if not carefully managed.
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Thanks to Vendict for their contributions to this research