Daniel Keshet, Chief Alliance Officer, 63SATS on Cybersecurity Resilience for SMEs

On June 21st, at the Taj Palace in Delhi, the D&B Business Enterprises of Tomorrow Summit gathered industry leaders to discuss the pressing challenges and opportunities facing businesses today.

Among the notable speakers was Daniel Keshet, Chief Alliance Officer at 63SATS, who delivered an insightful presentation on “Ensuring Cybersecurity Resilience in the Digital Age,” with a special focus on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

Daily Surge in Cyber Threats

Daniel began his talk by highlighting the alarming pace at which cyber threats are evolving. “Every day, over 560,000 new cyber threats are identified,” he noted, underscoring the relentless innovation and adaptability of cybercriminals. This staggering number paints a clear picture of the constant pressure businesses face in safeguarding their digital assets. For SMEs, often operating with limited resources and less robust security infrastructures, the challenge is even more daunting.

The Rise of Malicious AI Models

A significant portion of Daniel’s discussion was dedicated to the emerging threat of malicious large language models (LLMs). As artificial intelligence continues to advance, so do the techniques of cyber adversaries.

“We are seeing a growing concern with AI models being repurposed for malicious activities,” Daniel explained. These sophisticated tools can be used to automate and scale attacks, making it easier for hackers to infiltrate systems and exploit vulnerabilities. The rise of these malicious LLMs represents a new frontier in cybersecurity, one that requires vigilant and proactive defenses.

Collaborative Efforts: Uniting Against Cyber Threats

Daniel emphasized that SMEs are not alone in the fight against cyber threats.

“Collaboration is key,” Daniel asserted. By joining forces with cybersecurity experts and leveraging collective knowledge and tools, SMEs can significantly improve their resilience against cyber attacks.

This collaborative strategy involves not only engaging with cybersecurity firms like 63SATS but also participating in broader industry networks and forums where threat intelligence and best practices are shared. Such alliances can provide SMEs with access to advanced security solutions and insights that might otherwise be beyond their reach.

How 63SATS Supports SMEs

In his role at 63SATS, Daniel is at the forefront of forging these critical partnerships. 63SATS offers a suite of cybersecurity solutions tailored to the needs of SMEs, providing robust protection without the need for extensive in-house expertise or resources. Daniel outlined several key areas where 63SATS can assist SMEs in building their cybersecurity resilience.