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Study Finds Many German Companies Lack Cybersecurity for AI Adoption

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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BSI commissioned a study on AI security, which surveyed approximately 500 German companies. The findings indicate that while about 50% of German companies utilize artificial intelligence applications, many lack adequate protective measures against cyber threats. The report also noted that only half of these companies conduct safety testing for their AI applications before deployment.

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The study underscores a potential vulnerability in the cybersecurity infrastructure of German businesses as AI adoption increases. Thomas Caspers, Vice President of BSI, stated that the integration of AI is complicating the already challenging cybersecurity environment.

Research was conducted in collaboration with BSI.

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  • BSICommissioned the AI Security Study

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