Are you concerned that generative AI tools will make it harder to spot phishing attacks?

Awareness & TrainingThreat & Vulnerability Management

Extremely concerned: we need a mitigation strategy ASAP!17%

Somewhat concerned72%

Slightly concerned: it’s on my radar but not a key focus10%

Nope! Not at all concerned

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