What type of novel security threats are emerging as AI advances?

Let's find out with WIS co-founder, Enon Kostika,

who is here in studio to speak with us about what's happening.

Yon, great to see you. Welcome to the show.

Thank you, Alex.

All right, so AI is doing amazing things.

It is producing lines and lines of code for engineers

and helping people build

things faster than they ever could before. The other side of it is, it's helping, I imagine,

bad guys produce lines and lines of code and attack faster than they ever could before.

Now, you are the co-founder of WIS, which is in the middle of a sales process or selling to Google

for $32 billion. Correct. Okay. So you're the perfect person to have to discuss this because

WIS is a cybersecurity company. We've never had a cybersecurity expert like you on to talk about

what's happening, especially as generative AI rises.

So just give us a little bit of a state of play here in terms of what this explosion of the

ability to code has done to cybersecurity.

Yeah, it's interesting.

I think the ability to code is just one aspect of AI.

When we think about AI as a whole, first I'm thinking about a whole new stick that is created.

We are now at an era that is the big bank of technologies, and you are reinventing a whole

array of capabilities, technologies that they are being brought in play, whether it's the prompts,

the model, the infrastructure, the platforms, and they are all playing together in order to

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