There has been a lot of coverage of the potential cyberthreats around generative AI. The challenge is separating the hype from reality and trying to figure out what to do with the information. Should you aim to protect against it all? Prioritize risks based on your business objectives? And how do you know which threats to worry about today vs. in the future?   This session will evaluate the three types of generative AI threats that you should be concerned with now. Understand the main categories of attacks: Social Engineering/Fraud; Multi Application; and Hijacking. Attendees will hear tactics for detecting and protecting their organization. They will learn how each threat is most likely to evolve over the next few years based on what we already know about the technology and trends in cybercriminal activity. The speaker will even review recent research on the cybercriminal underground to share insights on criminal GPT services.   Finally, the session will conclude with an overview of how this influential tech is also being used to help defend against cybercriminals. Together we will consider generative AI’s role in accelerating security effectiveness and efficiency; how it is eliminating the administrative burden; GPT-enabled breach and attack simulations; And improving remediation and response.   Attendees will understand how to separate the hype from reality with regards to Generative AI threats. Hear anticipated evolutions for phishing defenders & adversaries. Also learn how LLMs can be used to bolster defenses, identify vulnerabilities and inform a patching strategy.