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The case for ‘good AI’ against ‘bad AI’ in cybersecurity

Cylake says the episode examines why AI-native cybersecurity architectures need to be built differently.

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In Episode 6 of Inside Cybersecurity, Cylake says Greylock partner and Cylake board member Asheem Chandna discusses his view that increasingly sophisticated attacks powered by ‘bad AI’ will require equally capable ‘good AI’ defenses. The conversation also covers AI’s effect on the cybersecurity stack and lessons from Chandna’s three decades in the field.

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Cylake@CylakeAICybersecurity has always been asymmetric: attackers only need to find one opening, while defenders have to protect everything that matters. Now, AI is changing the scale and speed of that equation. @chandna, Partner at @GreylockVC and Cylake board member, believes we're entering an era of machines fighting machines, where increasingly sophisticated attacks powered by “bad AI” will require equally capable “good AI” on defense. In Episode 6 of Inside Cybersecurity, Asheem joins @renebonvanie to discuss what AI means for the cybersecurity stack, why truly AI-native architectures need to be built differently, and what three decades in cybersecurity have taught him about the people and companies that successfully navigate major technology shifts. 🎧 Watch Episode 6 of Inside Cybersecurity: https://cylake.substack.com/p/good-ai-vs-bad-ai-rebuilding-cybersecurity?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_campaign=podcast-episode-6&utm_content=text1h
Greylock Partners@GreylockVCRT @CylakeAI: Cybersecurity has always been asymmetric: attackers only need to find one opening, while defenders have to protect everything…49m
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    Cylake@CylakeAICybersecurity has always been asymmetric: attackers only need to find one opening, while defenders have to protect everything that matters. Now, AI is changing the scale and speed of that equation. @chandna, Partner at @GreylockVC and Cylake board member, believes we're entering an era of machines fighting machines, where increasingly sophisticated attacks powered by “bad AI” will require equally capable “good AI” on defense. In Episode 6 of Inside Cybersecurity, Asheem joins @renebonvanie to discuss what AI means for the cybersecurity stack, why truly AI-native architectures need to be built differently, and what three decades in cybersecurity have taught him about the people and companies that successfully navigate major technology shifts. 🎧 Watch Episode 6 of Inside Cybersecurity: https://cylake.substack.com/p/good-ai-vs-bad-ai-rebuilding-cybersecurity?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_campaign=podcast-episode-6&utm_content=text1h
    Greylock Partners@GreylockVCRT @CylakeAI: Cybersecurity has always been asymmetric: attackers only need to find one opening, while defenders have to protect everything…49m
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