Resources
Explore this section to learn more about necessity of protecting both traditional and generative AI models from various AI adversarial threats and how AI-powered cybersecurity solutions can empower enterprises to achieve a robust cybersecurity posture.
Cybersecurity for SMEs in the Age of AI
Cybersecurity has moved from being a concern reserved for large enterprises to becoming an existential issue for small and medium-sized enterprises. Today, 43 % of all cyberattacks target SMEs – yet only 14 % are adequately prepared to defend themselves. At the same time, generative and agentic AI is reshaping how every business operates, creating both unprecedented productivity opportunities and an entirely new category of risk.
Many SMEs still rely on classical defenses – antivirus, perimeter firewalls, basic VPNs – that were designed for the threat landscape of a decade ago. Meanwhile, attackers have automated and industrialized their methods, regulators have raised the bar through the GDPR, NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act, and employees have already started using AI tools that the IT team has never approved or even seen.
Modern cybersecurity is not a cost center, and neither is AI security. Done right, both become the foundation that lets your organization adopt new technology faster than competitors – with confidence rather than fear.
Building a Future-Proof Enterprise Cybersecurity Posture with AI
In today's interconnected world, the threat landscape is constantly evolving, demanding proactive measures from organizations to safeguard their digital assets and maintain operational continuity. Cybersecurity teams are on the front lines of this battle, tasked with bolstering cyber resilience and mitigating cyber risks. To achieve these objectives, implementing strategic cybersecurity initiatives is crucial.
The ultimate objective of cybersecurity teams is therefore to implement cyber risk mitigations that result in a cyber resilient enterprise on top of insecure components.
Incorporating an understanding of cyber resilience in strategic planning is a key to implementing and operating an effective cybersecurity program.
This whitepaper delves into key initiatives enterprises can adopt to enhance enterprisecyber-resilience and reduce cybersecurity risks.
What this whitepaper delivers:
- A clear picture of the risk – what generative and agentic AI actually expose you to, in plain business language.
- A practical security blueprint – the eight capabilities every SME needs to control AI safely, prioritized for limited budgets.
- A 90-day executive action plan – concrete steps to move from “flying blind” to “AI-ready and audit-ready.”
- Compliance alignment – how to address the GDPR, NIS2, DORA, ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act in one coordinated motion.
