Insurance: Protecting Against AI’s Dark Side
Executives face AI-driven cyber threats. Insurers, reinsurers, and corporates are navigating evolving risks in 2025.
Artificial intelligence can be both a curse and a savior for corporate executives intent on protecting sensitive business and customer data from cyber risks.
- AI systems help multinationals shield themselves against attacks, offering stronger capabilities to assess threats and automate company defenses.
- AI also lowers the barrier for attackers, giving bad actors without high-tech expertise the ability to launch sophisticated assaults.
“AI is a double-edged sword,”
says Peter L. Miller, president and chief executive officer of The Institutes, a not-for-profit in Malvern, Pennsylvania, that operates in the risk management and insurance area.
Author’s summary: AI poses dual risks for corporate executives.
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