Yesterday, I attended the AI Security Summit, organized by LYNX in collaboration with Check Point Technologies, which brought together founders, CTOs, and cybersecurity leaders to discuss how artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping the threat landscape.

The event featured panels with industry figures from companies including Zafran Security, Check Point, NTT Innovation Laboratory Israel, Charm Security, Macaabi, and Aryon Security, among others, exploring the opportunities and risks created by increasingly autonomous systems.

What stood out most was the scale of the challenge. According to figures presented during the summit, 87% of organizations have already experienced AI-driven attacks, while 80% of phishing emails are now generated by AI. Attackers can execute up to 36,000 vulnerability scans per second, with 80–90% of attack steps already automated in recent campaigns. At the same time, AI is also becoming essential for defense, with systems detecting 77% of real software vulnerabilities.

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