According to CrowdStrike, AI tools are simultaneously weaponized as attack vectors and targeted by cybercriminals, with a reported 89% surge in machine-assisted attacks and patch windows shrinking to 48 hours. The source characterizes AI deployment security as now requiring dual-threat defense against both AI-powered attacks and attacks specifically targeting AI infrastructure.
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