What is your top cybersecurity priority for 2024?

Implementing GenAI tools to provide governance of enterprise AI apps - including shadowAI and 'bring your own AI'10%

Identity Management project(s) - including internal staff and client access to applications58%

Stopping the bad guys with cyberthreat detection, response and recovery efforts28%

Attracting and Retaining Cyber Talent - including training for staff, career development, etc.3%

Some other AI or GenAI project(s)1%

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Your core data44%

Your cryptographic keys45%

Your proprietary code9%

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How is AI implementation impacting your organization’s cyber insurance premium or coverage so far?

What adjustments are you planning to make to your org’s cyber budget for 2026 (if any)?

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Which of the following category of endpoints represents the weakest security in your organization?

Laptops18%

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IoT16%

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The use of Generative AI in the textile and industrial sectors — for instance in fashion companies or in the creation of marketing content — carries significant risks if not supported by adequate detection and risk management tools. Generative models may unintentionally incorporate elements protected by intellectual property rights, such as registered styles, patented designs, or content belonging to other fashion houses.

A notable example is the “Studio Ghibli” case, where AI-generated works reproduced distinctive, protected features.

In this context, how should Risk Managers equip themselves to prevent and mitigate such risks, ensuring innovation while avoiding legal violations and reputational damage?