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API security affected by AI, experts tell IT Brew
“The rush to ‘AI all the things’ is just exacerbating that attack surface,” one expert says.
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AI-enhanced API attacks are top concern for IT leaders, survey finds
Not only do AI apps help attackers, according to research by Kong, they likely pose security risks themselves.
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“It looks so real, because it is real,” one CEO says.
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API and bot attacks cost billions annually due to widespread adoption of technology
“Oftentimes organizations don’t necessarily have visibility into all of their APIs,” one expert notes.
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