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AI vs. AI Combating Cybercriminals with an AI-Powered Security Awareness Training Program

KnowBe4 • July 15, 2024  
AI vs. AI Combating Cybercriminals with an AI-Powered Security Awareness Training Program

Cybercriminals are weaponizing AI. Deepfakes, sophisticated phishing emails – the threat landscape is evolving at an alarming rate. But there's good news!

You can fight fire with fire.

Download this whitepaper to explore how AI-powered Security Awareness Training (SAT) can be your secret weapon against AI-wielding cybercriminals. Also, learn about:

  • How criminals are using AI to target your employees.
  • How AI personalizes training, maximizes engagement, and keeps your team informed against evolving attacks.
  • The key components of an AI-powered SAT and simulated phishing program for a comprehensive security strategy.
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