Webinar Held on the Theme: 'In the Age of AI Discovering Vulnerabilities, What Should Be Prioritized for Protection?'

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The Reality of AI Accelerating Vulnerability Discovery and Target Identification In recent years, with the evolution of generative AI and AI agents, the discovery and investigation of vulnerabilities have been occurring at an unprecedented speed. However, what should truly be guarded against is not "AI discovering vulnerabilities" itself. The issue lies in identifying where attackers will target as entry points, based on discovered vulnerabilities and publicly available information. The scope of potential attack targets continues to expand, including corporate public websites, VPNs, cloud services, and the public environments of subsidiaries and affiliates. Furthermore, attackers are efficiently searching for easy targets by combining various pieces of publicly available information. As AI makes it easier to discover attack targets, companies are now required to have a perspective to understand "what will be targeted" more than ever before.

The Challenge of Not Being Able to Prioritize Protection Despite Recognizing Risks On the other hand, many companies are already progressing with asset management and vulnerability countermeasures. However, it is not uncommon for companies to face challenges such as: - Understanding risk information but not knowing what to prioritize. - Being overwhelmed by the sheer volume of discovered risk information and unable to assign priorities. - Being unable to determine if the targets actually being pursued by attackers align with the targets the company is defending. - Being unable to decide where to focus efforts within limited personnel and budget. As a result, a situation arises where countermeasures are spread thinly across a wide range, without a clear understanding of what should be prioritized for protection. What is needed now is not simply discovering risks, but "creating a state where one can determine what should be prioritized for protection."

Practical Approach to Perceiving Risks from an Attacker's Perspective and Narrowing Down Defense Targets This seminar will address the changes in cyber risk in the age of AI, explaining: - Why the discovery of attack targets is accelerating. - What kind of risks are visible from an attacker's perspective. - Why simply understanding risks is not sufficient. - How to prioritize defense targets within limited resources. Furthermore, through an approach that perceives company risks from an attacker's viewpoint, we will introduce a way of thinking to transition from a state of "not knowing what to protect" to a state of "being able to determine what to prioritize for protection." This content is recommended for those who wish to view security measures in the AI era not just as strengthening defenses, but as a management decision for optimally allocating limited resources.

- Recommended for individuals in the following positions / facing these challenges: - Security managers and information system managers at large corporations and group companies. - Those who understand risks but cannot determine what to prioritize for protection. - Management and administrative staff who want to respond to changes in cyber risk in the AI era. - Those struggling with prioritizing defense targets with limited budgets and personnel. - Those who want to understand their company's risks from an attacker's perspective and optimize security investment.

- What you can take away from this seminar: In the age of AI accelerating vulnerability discovery, the key is not to try to protect everything. The important thing is to identify targets that are highly likely to be attacked by adversaries and to determine where to concentrate limited resources. This seminar will provide practical hints for security decision-making required in the AI era, by offering perspectives on risk assessment from an attacker's viewpoint and methods for narrowing down defense targets.

Organizer/Co-organizer KELA Corporation

Cooperation Majisemi Inc.

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