Menlo Security Offers Cyberthreat Prevention Solutions on the AI ​​Platform

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JAKARTA - In recent months, artificial intelligence platforms such as ChatGPT, Bing AI, Perplexity, and others have become a hot topic of conversation in society, because they offer various benefits, such as solving problems, improving user experience, and making content development easier.

This benefit is in line with a recent survey from Statista which found that 29 percent of Generation Z, 28 percent of Generation X, and 27 percent of millennials have integrated artificial intelligence technology into their daily work routine.

In addition to its abundant potential, this AI platform in fact also brings risks and challenges for companies such as assisting criminals in creating sophisticated phishing schemes, increasing the chances of people becoming victims of these schemes.

According to IBM, the losses arising from cyber threats carried out using this AI platform are estimated to reach USD 4.24 million or around IDR 64 billion) in 2022.

"Artificial intelligence platforms are like a double-edged sword. Their use can increase productivity in the workplace, but can also cause millions of dollars in losses to businesses if something goes wrong," said Poornima DeBolle, Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer, Menlo Security in a media interview some time Then.

To avoid costly losses, Poornima said that companies should pay attention to the position of cybersecurity which plays an important role in this regard.

According to him, to mitigate the negative effects of AI platforms, companies must implement comprehensive measures to protect their business.

Therefore, Menlo Security provides a solution, namely Data Loss Prevention (DLP) which helps control security with an isolation-based approach to protect against various threats and improve cyber security as a whole.

These tools ensure safe use of artificial intelligence platforms through three important implications: data loss prevention, copy/paste controls, and browser forensics.