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Even some of the top consumer antivirus tools have begun to add machine learning-based detection. For years, attackers have manually collected information about their target to send them scams (e.g., It will take new thinking like that to reduce cyberrisk in the AI age. New kinds of Phishing attacks.
Lack of Awareness Many small business owners remain unaware of the specific cyberrisks targeting their businesses. Without proper training, however, they may unknowingly expose the business to risks such as phishing scams or social engineering attacks.
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