AI is transforming cybersecurity at a pace few organizations can match. In this episode, David and Sophia explore how AI-powered cyber threats are reshaping the security landscape, why traditional defense strategies are struggling to keep up, and what businesses must do to protect themselves in an era of automated attacks. From advanced phishing campaigns and deepfakes to the growing risks of shadow AI, this conversation examines how both external attackers and internal vulnerabilities are creating unprecedented challenges for security teams.In this episode, you'll learn:• How AI is accelerating cyberattacks through automation and scale • Why human-only threat analysis can no longer keep pace • The dangers of deepfakes, voice cloning, and AI-driven phishing • What shadow AI is and why it creates major governance risks • How employees can unintentionally expose sensitive company data • Why organizations are rushing into agentic AI without securing core systems • Spencer Scott's perspective on identity security and AI governance • The importance of vendor due diligence in an AI-driven environment • Why board-level oversight is essential for secure AI adoptionThe discussion highlights a critical reality: adding more AI is not a substitute for strong security fundamentals. Before organizations embrace autonomous AI agents, they must first address identity management, access controls, governance frameworks, and data security practices. If you're a business leader, IT professional, cybersecurity practitioner, or anyone interested in the future of AI security, this episode offers practical insights into the challenges organizations face today—and the steps needed to build a more secure tomorrow.Subscribe for more conversations on AI, cybersecurity, emerging technologies, and digital transformation. Share this episode with your team and join us for the next discussion from techdaily.ai.

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