The Test001we use Large Language Models – at work or at home – the more potentially sensitive data we release out into the world, putting the onus on keeping that information safe. At the same time, agentic AI is paving the way for ever more sophisticated cyberattacks. Generic phishing emails with poor spelling are easy to spot. But an authentic-looking message from Human Resources or a realistic voice note can deceive even the most vigilant among us. Machines hacking machines are an emerging area of concern in data protection. All this presents a big challenge for the cyber security industry – but also a big opportunity for security companies that can harness AI’s power to protect organisations and consumers. There is a hacker infiltration every 39 seconds, and millions of records are stolen through breaches everyday.https://deepstrike.io/blog/how-many-cyberattacks-happen-every-dayIt’s not surprising, therefore, that global spending on cyber security is forecast to grow by nearly 14% a year, according to Gartner. The challenge is to develop machines and software that can defend us from other machines.