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Oracle Executive Discusses Escalating AI-Driven Cyber Threats and Data Security

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Juan Loaiza, executive vice president of Oracle Database Technologies, discussed the increasing risks posed by artificial intelligence to enterprise data. Loaiza stated that AI is highly efficient at finding security vulnerabilities in software, noting that teams have been working on security for decades while still facing hundreds of issues discovered by AI. He emphasized that controls designed for predictable applications may be insufficient when AI agents interact with enterprise data.

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The discussion highlights the growing pressure on companies to maintain current database environments and implement robust data-layer security. This shift is necessary due to the accelerated pace of discovery of software flaws driven by AI.

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  • OracleOracle Corp., the company whose products are the subject of the security discussion.

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