Radosław Nielek, director of NASK: Thanks to AI, we have less time for interventions
– It is impossible to decide whether the increase in the number of cybersecurity incidents is due to the increase in the number of attacks or their greater detection. But AI has certainly changed this world – tells us Radosław Nielek, director of NASK, the man who probably knows the most about increasing the susceptibility of our systems to attacks by AI in our country.
I am proud that the reason behind the recent increase in the number of incidents is that we are becoming more active in detecting them. Before anyone manages to use a given website to attempt fraud, or before anyone reports such fraud, we intervene at this stage and immediately download the website trying to defraud – says Radosław Nielek, director of NASK.
We also talk with the director of NASK about what attacks are the most common today and how often cybercriminals “approach” ordinary citizens, and how companies, to steal data from them.
In addition, we ask:
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Can Kowalski recognize a cyber attack on the company?
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What does the fight against hackers look like in the age of AI?
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How has AI reduced response times for cybersecurity professionals?
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How to create responsible AI in Poland?
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Do we need sovereign artificial intelligence? What is it for and what is it not for?
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Why doesn’t installing advanced AI models locally on your computer provide us with complete data privacy?
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What is the biggest obstacle to the development of AI in Poland and Europe today?
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Does Poland have a chance to look for niches in the field of cybersecurity?
In this hour-long interview, we start with the recent increase in the number of incidents and end with whether it is even possible to export Polish niche AI-based products with foreign language models?
From the issue of ordinary cyber threats and what companies do today when hackers demand ransoms, we smoothly move on to talking about artificial intelligence in cybersecurity and why it is so important to create your own language models, but “wisely”. According to Dr. Eng. Radosław Nielek, director of NASK, cannot accommodate the entire chain needed to produce AI products in one country, which is why Poland has a chance to create interesting and niche solutions in AI.
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