Disinformation and misinformation are no longer just online nuisances; they're weapons in the cyber-attacker's arsenal, used to manipulate emotions, deploy malware, and inflict reputational damage.
As generative AI takes hold, disinformation and misinformation has become a top concern for cybersecurity professionals.
According to an ISACA study of 2,300 digital trust professionals, 77% say that disinformation and misinformation is a top risk.
This panel discussion will arm cybersecurity professionals with the knowledge and strategies to combat these evolving threats.
Join this session to:
- Explore real-world case studies of disinformation attacks and their impact.
- Discuss the evolving tactics used by attackers, including defamation, extortion, and deepfakes.
- Demystify deepfake technology and its potential use in cyber-attacks.
- Discuss the potential role of government intervention in tackling this issue.
- Explore how businesses can advocate for responsible AI use and content moderation practices.
This session was part of Infosecurity Magazine's Online Summit Spring 2024
