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How artificial intelligence levels up email phishing

Email phishing attacks, which already account for nearly 90% of all data breaches according to Coalition claims data, are becoming even more pervasive and harder to detect as threat actors incorporate chatbots and other artificial intelligence (AI) tools into their strategies.

This article looks specifically at the risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) in this area and what brokers should be advising their clients to look out for.

Topics covered:
• How AI is used in email phishing.
• How to spot an AI-based phishing attempt.
• Why AI email phishing attacks at scale are a game changer for risk managers.

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