Generative AI initiatives and enablement
IBM recently partnered with Oxford Economics to survey 200 executives regarding their generative AI initiatives and enablement. The study revealed a concerning trend of executives prioritizing innovation over security (70%), despite also stating that secure and trustworthy AI is essential to business success (82%).
In this research report, Clarke Rodgers, Director of AWS Enterprise Strategy and Dimple Ahluwalia, VP and Global Managing Partner of IBM Cybersecurity Services examine the survey data to unveil the reason for this trend and shed light on the emerging threat and defense landscape surrounding generative AI. Read the report to learn what it takes to implement generative AI data security.
Topics we’ll cover:
- Understanding generative AI security risks and the emerging threat landscape
- Evaluating your generative AI risk tolerance and security needs
- Exploring emerging generative AI regulations around the world
- Buying vs. building generative AI privacy and security solutions
- Leveraging the advantages of AI in security

Understanding the generative AI threat landscape
"Generative AI introduces new potential threat vectors and new ways to mitigate them. While the technology lowers the bar even further for low-skill threat actors, helping them develop more sophisticated exploits, it also enhances defenders’ capacity to move faster with greater efficiency and confidence."