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Mastercard's Deputy Chief Security Officer Alissa Abdullah, PhD Discusses AI and Cybersecurity

Mastercard's Deputy Chief Security Officer Alissa Abdullah, PhD Discusses AI and Cybersecurity

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the landscape of cybercrime and cybersecurity at an unprecedented pace. As a result, businesses and individuals worldwide are finding it challenging to keep up with these rapid changes.

Recently, Cybercrime Magazine spoke with Mastercard's Deputy CSO Alissa (Dr Jay) Abdullah about the explosive growth of this field.

A Look at AI and Cybersecurity

In a new three-minute video, Dr Jay provides insights into the past, present, and future of AI and cybersecurity. This resource is essential viewing for consumers, small to midsize businesses, and large enterprises alike.

Learn More with Dr Jay

For those interested in delving deeper, Dr Jay hosts "Mastering Cyber," a weekly one-minute series on the Cybercrime Magazine Podcast. This series offers valuable tips and explanations on various cybersecurity topics, tailored for diverse audiences.

No matter your role whether you are a C-suite executive, CIO, CISO, IT security professional, engineer, developer, small business owner, student, parent, or educator Dr Jay's podcast series has something for you.

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