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Ep147: Securing Generative AI Investigations Against Invisible Risks & Threats w Cohesity

19 Sep 2025

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Aditya Vasudevan, Cohesity's cyber recovery expert, shares battle-tested insights from defending Fortune 100 companies against AI-powered cyberattacks.Topics Include:Cohesity protects 85% of Fortune 100 data with battle-tested cyber recovery experienceTop 10 cyber adversaries target organizations; Cohesity has defended against most major threatsGenAI adopted by 100 million users in two months, creating unprecedented security challengesNew AI threats include prompt injection, synthetic identities, shadow AI, and supply vulnerabilitiesAttackers now use AI for sophisticated phishing, automated malware, and accelerated attack chainsReal companies completely banned AI after code leaks, misuse incidents, and data concernsThree-pillar security approach: fight AI with AI, enhanced training, and automated workflowsSecure AI design requires private deployments, complete traceability, and role-based access controlsAmazon Bedrock offers built-in guardrails, private VPCs, and enterprise monitoring capabilitiesCohesity's Gaia demonstrates secure AI with RAG architecture and permission-aware data accessResilience strategy combines immutable backups, anomaly detection, and recovery automation for incidentsProper AI security reduces cyber insurance premiums and prevents costly downtime disastersParticipants:Aditya Vasudevan - GVP of Cyber Resiliency, Cohesity Further Links:Cohesity: Website | LinkedIn | AWS MarketplaceSee how Amazon Web Services gives you the freedom to migrate, innovate, and scale your software company at https://aws.amazon.com/isv/

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