European monetary authorities have reinforced warnings to the financial sector about the need for fast adaptation to a new landscape of cyber risks driven by artificial intelligence. According to a supervisory representative, the lack of access to certain models requires an even more immediate response from institutions.
The warning comes at a time when organizations with early access to these tools have already identified multiple vulnerabilities in their systems, highlighting the potential of such technologies to exploit weaknesses and enable more sophisticated attacks. Experts note that the rapid evolution of these models is likely to significantly increase risks in the digital environment.
In this context, regulators recommend a proactive approach, focused on the swift remediation of vulnerabilities and the continuous strengthening of security frameworks, including those of third-party providers and technology partners. This scenario points to a shift in how cyber risk is addressed, demanding constant monitoring and greater capacity for anticipation.