The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris are right around the corner, but the games present cybersecurity risks. According to NTT Corporation and BT Security data, the number of cyber attacks from the past games has increased, with 212 million during the London 2012 games and 450 million from the Tokyo 2020 games.
Um Kind of broadly higher level Nick, you know, we see signs that of course, the economy could be cooling against that backdrop.Um I think cybersecurity is an industry uh that, you know, unfortunately is uh constantly in high demand.I think there are new opportunities, you know, particular A I for those threat actors to uh leverage new techniques with organizations.And I think you're seeing that uh through the resiliency of the cybersecurity market, you know, in the public markets itself.
And then, you know, I suspect we're gonna see uh some increased use of, of A I kind of throughout the games both in the way, in the way in which they're kind of presented, but also the way in which uh they're produced.
And it just means that those that are participating in the games are a part of the, you know, the game's production need to really remain vigilant and do what is necessary to become, you know, protected as an organization.On the other hand, though, would you expect cyber security officials to also integrate um deploy A I defensively?So the good news is it can be used, you know, defensively.Um And you know, I think there's a healthy balance there.
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