Artificial intelligence is becoming part of the clinical applications, patient services and research environments on which healthcare organizations depend. Protecting those capabilities requires security teams to understand where AI is operating, how it interacts with organizational data and whether existing defenses can keep pace with faster attacks.

Malicious actors are also using AI to accelerate established techniques, including social engineering and vulnerability exploitation.

In an interview with HealthTech, Troy Ament, global industry leader for healthcare at Palo Alto Networks, explains that it’s a combination that makes AI security an extension of the organization’s broader defense strategy, with visibility and integration providing the foundation.

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