Emerging AI models can identify software vulnerabilities and generate functioning exploits at unprecedented speed, compressing the timeline between vulnerability discovery and exploitation from weeks and days to hours and minutes.
Given the structural change in the threat landscape, existing weaknesses that remain unresolved may become increasingly material – meaning potentially profound implications for the confidentiality, integrity and resilience of banks’ ICT systems.
The ECB is requiring banks to develop and deliver a comprehensive action plan outlining concrete measures to strengthen relevant controls as outlined in DORA in the short term and long term.
In this joint webinar, PwC will share their perspective on the new requirements posed by machine-speed threats, what it means for current resilience measures, and why identity has a key role to play in addressing emerging threats such as AI-enabled attacks beyond traditional investments in IAM and PAM.
In a live demonstration, we will show an AI-based attack in action, and how identity controls applied at runtime with Silverfort are effective at containing machine-speed threats as part of a balanced layered defence strategy.
What you’ll get from this webinar:
- The new threats posed by AI attacks, and what it means for your bank’s business in building readiness
- The role identity plays in enterprise resilience, and how it supplements your existing investments in IAM and PAM.
- A live demo of an AI-powered attack in action
- How runtime identity security can be used to build resilience to machine-speed threats
