how are you coping with the moth situation though because i believe in sydney the moths are even worse than they are here in canberra at the moment

Yes.

You know, we experienced this a little bit.

I don't know if they're the exact same moths, but we experienced this in the States for a little while where they just kind of take over and they're everywhere.

And so I try not to let that bother me too much.

They're pretty harmless animals as well, so that always goes over well.

How does it feel?

Yeah, man, it's such a – so grateful, you know, and reflect on basketball and what, you know, it's been able to give me so far in my life has been unbelievable and it's been amazing for me.

We recently sat down to discuss how AI is accelerating cyberattacks and reshaping cybersecurity defenses.

Yeah.

So it's from a number of different facets.

Um, as far as reconnaissance is concerned, you know, generative AI and its ability to quickly, uh, sift through and amass a summary of information has rapidly accelerated an attacker's ability to, you know, perform reconnaissance on an organization or the executive suite and provide really insightful context related to, you know, potential partnerships that they're engaging in that might help with a phishing attack.

Um, once they get into an organization, they may already have an understanding of the tooling that's in place there.

Um, it really allows, you know, a single individual or a small group of individuals to carry out an attack that would normally take, you know, a far longer time, uh, to carry out and, and far more research to be conducted.

And so these generative AI tools are allowing them to kind of speed that up.

Yeah, I think a lot of the defenders out there, uh, are thinking that these AI tools are going to help them detect things faster, but I know you've made the point that detection might not be the key element here.