What happens when artificial intelligence gives cybercriminals the ability to identify, map, and exploit critical infrastructure faster than defenders can respond? For the organizations responsible for power grids, manufacturing plants, water utilities, and data centers, that question is no longer hypothetical.

In this episode of The Business of Cybersecurity, I welcome Almog Apirion, CEO and Co-Founder of Cyolo, to discuss why the rules of defending operational technology are changing. Drawing on his experience leading the Israeli Navy's cyber unit and serving as a CISO before founding Cyolo, Almog shares why the rise of AI-powered attacks demands a renewed focus on the security fundamentals many organizations have overlooked.

One of the strongest messages from our conversation is that AI has dramatically lowered the barrier for atta ...