Cybersecurity challenges and trends are subject to RSA

Cybersecurity has become the determining battlefield of the digital age – and war is intensifying.

While companies rush to adopt artificial intelligence, they also exhibit cracks in their cyber-defenses, software supply chains vulnerable to low data guarantees and stacks of tentacular tools. The landscape of the threat is not only extending – it evolves in real time, the generator now supplying the attacks which move more quickly and strike stronger than ever.

A recent consulting group in Boston investigation have found that, although many organizations have adopted best cybersecurity practices, the main dead angles remain – in particular in the security of data, applications and complex infrastructure environments. AI intensifies the spotlight on the role of cybersecurity in the commercial strategy. No longer just a technical concern, cybersecurity is now at the heart of organizational resilience – a reality that will take the spotlight at the RSAC 2025 conference in San Francisco.

“While digital transformation redefines the commercial landscape, cybersecurity is becoming more and more complex and urgent,” said John FurrerExecutive analyst of Thecube Research, in a recent analysis. “No longer being limited to information technology services, cybersecurity has become the cornerstone of commercial and national security strategy.”

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AI offers a double -edged sword for cybersecurity

The role of AI in cybersecurity will be a primordial subject of discussion during this year’s event. Cybersecurity experts see a double -edged sword With AI, where it is used to dissect complex malware and automate threat detection, while being used by malicious actors for sophisticated social engineering attacks.

A report Released in March by the safety company Cloud Zscaller Inc. documented 3,000% growth in annual slip of the business AI and automatic learning and detailed real threat scenarios of AI false platforms and phishing attacks powered by AI. Although Chatgpt was the most popular AI tool with a share of 47% of global use, it was also the most blocked because organizations continue to worry about exposing sensitive data and unauthorized use.

THE agenda For the RSAC, this month is filled with sessions covering the governance of AI, the complexity of the API created by the generative AI and the Hacks of IA commonly seen. Cybersecurity will have a significant influence in the deployment and use of AI, the adoption of technology continues throughout the company.

“AI and automation have completely changed the landscape of cybersecurity threats,” said VELLANT DAVECo-founder and chief analyst of Thecube Research. “Previously, the technology used to fight against opponents could prevent the vast majority of threats, leaving humans to fight against the remaining problems. Gen ia allowed attackers to expand at unprecedented levels, an overwhelming human capacity to follow. As such, the only way to fight AI is with AI and automation. ”

Concerns of spreading the supply chain and the tool

AI growth in the company has also led to increased concerns about the vulnerabilities of the supply chain. The “2025 Software of the Union supply chain” report, released By JFROG LTD., noted a 6.5 times increase in malicious models loaded in widely used AI standards. The JFROG research team found more than 25,000 secrets or tokens exhibited in public registers. The continuous vulnerability of AI models will exert additional pressure on companies to opinion providers and will have emergency plans for the disturbances of the supply chain.

If companies will turn to a endless supply Tools to solve the supply chain and other security problems will be a key point for discussion at the RSAC. While organizations continue to increase cybersecurity expenses, the number of providers increases. A investigation By Enterprise Technology Research Arm by Aptiviti Inc. revealed that 51% of respondents expected to increase the number of safety batteries suppliers in next year, while only 9% expected this number.

“The big question is what is the right architecture from the point of view of the tools,” said Vellant. “Will practitioners continue to extend their tools with the Best of Breed solutions, or will they be able to consolidate the number of tools in their battery? We know in our research that “Flépant tools” are continuing, although a slower pace and we will monitor the signs of consolidation in the RSAC this year. “

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Guests

During RSAC 2025 conferenceThecube analysts will speak with main voices in Enterprise Tech. From the data platform experts to the best software and analysts engineers, we dive into the last safety of the cloud, the emerging cyberrencies and the evolution of the role of AI in the backup of the digital company.

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