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In part, it's back to the basics when AI impacts cybersecurity
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In part, it's back to the basics when AI impacts cybersecurity

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Being great at the basics becomes much more critical when artificial intelligence is involved – as does understanding the environment and knowing where one's controls are deployed, says the CISO at Mass General Brigham.

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