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 protecting sensitive business and customer data from cyber risks.
AI systems help multinationals shield themselves against attacks, offering stronger threat assessment and automated company defenses, while improving post-breach response speed.
However, 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 CEO of The Institutes, a not-for-profit in Malvern, Pennsylvania, operating in risk management and insurance.
Author’s summary: AI poses both benefits and risks for corporate executives.
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