67% of phishing attacks already use AI

Detecting threats is no longer enough

The growing sophistication of digital threats has led many organizations to increase their investment in protection solutions.

However, security effectiveness is increasingly tied to the ability to structure integrated, data-driven operations capable of responding quickly and consistently.

Currently, 67% of phishing attacks use artificial intelligence, increasing detection complexity and the need for more mature operating models.

Environments with isolated data, manual processes and limited integration make it difficult to prioritize incidents and reduce operational predictability.

This material explores how consolidating detection and response on integrated platforms, combined with Processor's specialized expertise and the use of Microsoft's security solutions, contributes to:

• Reduce the operational workload on teams
• Increase control over emerging risks
• Strengthen security governance
• Sustain digital operations in complex environments

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