Cybersecurity has spent decades reacting to attacks after the damage is already done. Now, according to Dmitry Volkov, CEO at Group-IB says that model is breaking under the pressure of AI-driven cybercrime. “The number of attacks keep growing, complexity and damage keeps growing year over year and threat actors now started to search and use actively artificial intelligence tools for different purposes,” Volkov stated. “Speed and scale of attacks is going to grow even more and that means that situation will get worse.” Volkov believes the industry’s next major shift won’t be another ‘detection platform’ or dashboard. It will be predictive cybersecurity, stopping attacks before they even happen. “For ...