When it comes to Artificial Intelligence(AI) in Cybersecurity.
The temptation is to try to secure everything, everywhere, all at once.
That’s impossible.
Great things take time and are boring.
But if you stick to your plan, no matter how you feel, it works in the end.
Believe me.
Commit to showing up daily.
Reframe, readjust, repost.
Good things are coming…
In 2019, I quit X.
After three years of posting,
Nothing showed.
I was lost and tired.
I watched others go viral and sell,
And I wondered: is there a secret?
Why can’t I crack this code?
Two years later I went back.
This time with a clear mind.
I posted what I know and shared my story.
I didn’t care who was in or out; I just wanted to improve.
Today I post every single day.
I’ve built something meaningful, and I’m proud, because I earned it.
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7 AI red flags:
1. Shadow AI agents.
2. Lack of governance.
3. Regulatory blind spots.
4. Third parties AI visibility.
5. No monitoring on AI usage.
6. Unclear "AI-powered” claims.
7. AI without data classification.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Cybersecurity has drastically enhanced:
• Detection of cyber threat
• Prevention of critical incidents
• Increase and speed up response time
However to better use these capabilities.
There are red flags that point out the gaps.