Cybersecurity experts are cautiously optimistic about the new wave of generative AI innovations like ChatGPT, while malicious actors are already leaping to experiment with it.
generative AI can help assist organizations’ defense: reviewing code for efficiency and potential security vulnerabilities; exploring new tactics that malicious actors might employ; and automating recurring tasks like writing reports.
“Text-based generative AI systems are great for inspiration,” Chris Anley, chief scientist at IT security company NCC Group, told Axios. “We can't trust them on factual matters, and there are some types of questions they are currently very bad at answering, but they are very good at making us better writers — and even better thinkers.”The idea of using chatbots to review or write secure code has already been called into question by some experts and researchers.
McShane does see benefits in the approachable chatbot user interface for lowering the barrier to entry to security. But unknowns around data set information and transparency also make him pause.
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