Systems Facing Increased Risk of AI-Enhanced Cyber Attacks, Warns NCSC

Systems Facing Increased Risk of AI-Enhanced Cyber Attacks, Warns NCSC

By 2027, artificial intelligence tools will significantly increase the ability of malicious actors to find and exploit vulnerabilities in our systems, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned. The NCSC, which is the UK’s technical authority for cyber security and part of the GCHQ intelligence agency, said in its report published on Wednesday that AI will “almost certainly” continue to make cyber intrusion more effective and efficient…

AI is set to supercharge cyber threats by 2027

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has released a landmark cyber threat assessment, warning that rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) will almost certainly make cyber attacks more frequent, effective, and harder to detect by 2027 – while deepening the digital divide between organisations able to keep pace with AI-driven threats and those left vulnerable.

Software vendors encouraged to adhere to new government-issued security principles

Customers buying products are advised that they can require tech providers to undergo independent testing to demonstrate they have complied with a set of 14 principles set out by NCSC The government has invited tech vendors to voluntarily sign up for a new Software Security Code of Practice created by experts from the National Cyber Security Centre. As part of the NCSC’s annual CyberUK event, the code was issued this week by the Department for S…

AI-enabled cyber attacks exacerbated by digital divide in UK

New NCSC report highlights the risk AI presents to the UK’s cyber resilience

AI to intensify cyber threats by 2027, warns UK report

A report presented at the NCSC's CYBERUK conference predicts that AI will enhance cyber intrusion efficiency and effectiveness by 2027.

NCSC | UK critical systems at increased risk from 'digital divide' created by AI threats - Security On Screen by The Security Industry Group

A new report, launched by Pat McFadden, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster at the National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) CYBERUK conference, has outlined how artificial intelligence will impact the cyber threat from now to 2027. The report has highlighted how AI will almost certainly continue to make elements of cyber intrusion operations more […]