Data breach expense rise to millions amid rising AI security concerns
Senad Aruc, founder and CEO of the Netherlands-based security operations firm Imperum, underscored that data security has emerged as a critical concern for individuals, businesses, and governments alike. In an interview on Türkiye’s Personal Data Protection Day, Aruc noted that while AI can effectively analyze vast amounts of data, it also introduces considerable data security risks.
He cautioned that AI could be exploited for “wrong purposes in the wrong hands,” especially by large technology firms that often utilize extensive user data to train their AI systems, frequently without obtaining explicit consent. This situation could result in "systematic violations of privacy."
Aruc highlighted the necessity for "smarter and safer data usage," insisting that both individuals and organizations must take on the responsibility of setting ethical standards. He also mentioned that Imperum is dedicated to creating solutions that merge security with AI, ensuring that data integrity is preserved as cyberattacks grow more advanced, often exploiting human error and psychological tactics.
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