Sanaz Yashar

And the last one is IRGC, which is like the Revolutionary Guards.

Each of them has tools and techniques and a lot of people.

And also there is some cyber partnership between the nation states and cyber crime.

So this, I believe that these people are going to be still active and active.

and trying to deploy, for example, ransomware in main critical infrastructure, financials, healthcare.

And at the same time, also, there is some partnership between Iran and other countries as well.

The company and corporate world.

Like for the hackers, they are now looking for low-hanging fruits.

Look, there is something to understand about Iran.

Iran's main goal is to keep the government stable.

there is nothing they want to achieve more than just being governing Iran.

And for that, they have to show impact, that they are strong, right?

So more of the impacts is just to show that they can impact and damage Western companies, corporate level.

And in order to gain back like that impact,

prestige they have inside Iran.

So there is no safe zone.

And I think actually those that don't have cyber practice and cyber resilience in place, they are those that they will be the first victims of this ramp.

Iranians are using some algorithms.

um public uh ai modules in order to scale uh their weapons and the way you do a cyber activity you need to get access first and then you need to propagate that uh access to get your mission done they are using it in order to get access much more like that scanning is being done a lot by ai they even built new weapons by ai

At the same time, since we know about at least some of the groups that bring their own agents in AI as well, at the same time, it looks like they are at the beginning somehow in the journey, and we find some bugs, if I may say, in their tools.