AI shrinks vulnerability exploitation window to one day, raises cyber risks: JP Morgan
Economic Times Techen
Artificial intelligence is rapidly finding software flaws, which attackers exploit quickly. The time between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation has narrowed significantly. Organisations struggle to patch discovered weaknesses before they are compromised. AI can also bolster defences by suggesting code fixes and remediation. Businesses must prioritize swift software updates and patch deployment to adapt.
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