This research explores how the UK’s AI leadership ambitions are dependent on strong cyber defences among its businesses and public organisations.
They set out a five-step blueprint for how the UK can cement its pre-eminent position on the global stage and how leaders can support this mission by boosting their own organisation’s cybersecurity, with key highlights including:
- 87% of UK organisations are vulnerable to cyberattacks in the age of AI.
- Only 13% of UK businesses can be described as ‘Resilient’ to cybercrime.
- The use of AI in cyber defence could save the UK economy £52 billion annually, as organisations are twice as resilient to attack and suffer 20% lower costs when compromised.
Microsoft’s Vision for Ai-Powered Cybersecurity
Microsoft envisions a future where AI plays a central role in strengthening cybersecurity defenses. By harnessing the power of AI, Microsoft aims to proactively identify and mitigate cyber threats before they cause harm. The company is committed to developing cutting-edge AI technologies that can adapt and respond to evolving security challenges in real-time.
Looking ahead, Microsoft is committed to driving innovation in cybersecurity by further enhancing AI capabilities. The company continues to invest in research and development to stay ahead of emerging threats and provide customers with robust security solutions. With AI as a cornerstone of its cybersecurity strategy, Microsoft is poised to shape the future of digital security.
CEO Satya Nadella introduces the company’s plans to use advanced AI models for cybersecurity.
While the new era of AI presents unprecedented opportunities to elevate human potential, it also ushers in a new set of unknowns and risks.
In this session, Charlie Bell and Vasu Jakkal will share how Microsoft is delivering AI for security with Security Copilot, and how they are enabling organizations to secure and govern AI with new capabilities.
