Artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity for both businesses and cybercriminals.
In this episode of AI in 90 Seconds or Less, Alex Uhde, Senior Systems and Security Engineer, explores how AI is being used to create faster, more convincing cyber attacks, while also helping organisations strengthen their defences.
Alex covers:
🔹 How cybercriminals are using AI to scale phishing and scam campaigns
🔹 Why AI-powered attacks are becoming harder to detect
🔹 How modern security platforms use AI to identify threats earlier
🔹 The role people and processes play in effective cybersecurity
🔹 Why a layered approach to security is essential
AI isn't inherently good or bad. Its impact depends on how it's used. The organisations best positioned to manage emerging cyber threats are combining AI-powered security tools with strong business processes, employee awareness, and expert guidance.
"Effective cybersecurity requires more than just technology. It combines AI-powered security tools, strong business processes, and employees who've been educated on how to recognise potential threats."
– Alex Uhde, Senior Systems and Security Engineer
We're also hosting an upcoming live cyber security event:
📅 Webinar: Interactive Hacking Demo
Thursday, 22 October
⏰ 2 - 3 pm QLD | 3 - 4 pm NSW/VIC
💻 Online via Microsoft Teams
🔗 Register here
Join us as we demonstrate an MFA hack, a phishing attack, and a spoofed phone call, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the tactics cybercriminals are using against Australian businesses today.
At Sentrian, we help organisations across Australia strengthen their security posture through practical cybersecurity solutions, expert guidance, user education, and ongoing protection.
