04 Sep How To Put AI-Powered Cybersecurity In The Boardroom
This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine
Sausalito, Calif. – Sep. 4, 2025
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“Cybersecurity dominates concerns among the C-suite,” according to IBM, observing that Cybersecurity Ventures predicts global cybercrime damage costs will reach 10.5 trillion USD annually in 2025.
It’s true that cyber risk is no longer just a “fringe” concern or the sole responsibility of cybersecurity teams. If anything, the increasing frequency, scale, and sophistication of threats have now made cyber risk a strategically important business concern for senior executives and boardrooms everywhere.
Gartner defines Adversarial Exposure Validation or AEV as “technologies that deliver consistent, continuous, and automated evidence of the feasibility of an attack,” and this enables organizations to uncover real exposures and prioritize the risks that truly matter to the business.
While AEV solutions reflect real-world attacker behavior with business-aware contextual insights, it’s crucial to integrate AEV outputs into executive reporting workflows. In a new blog post, BreachLock shares three best practices to do this, and how their generative AI-powered AEV solution can make your organization’s cyber risk boardroom-ready.
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