Nora
Farkas
Cybersecurity Marketing Manager at Nokia
"Defending critical networks against AI-fuelled cybercrime "
"Defending critical networks against AI-fuelled cybercrime "
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Session: Defending critical networks against AI-fuelled cybercrime
AI is accelerating cybercrime. Attackers now run coordinated campaigns against the systems that keep society running, automating reconnaissance, personalizing scams, and unleashing DDoS storms that can cripple telecom, energy, and transport networks in minutes.Their new playbook is invisibility. 63% of network operators were hit by stealthy “living-off-the-land” campaigns last year, with attackers hijacking trusted tools and blending into routine admin tasks. They hide in lawful interception paths and subscriber databases, making breaches look like business as usual… until the damage is done.
Ransomware, AI-driven phishing, and supply chain attacks are engineered to disrupt the infrastructure we depend on. With global cybercrime costs set to top $10.5 trillion, defense demands rapid detection, instant response, and the ability to spot threats hiding in plain sight.
This session explores what it takes to keep critical infrastructure resilient when cybercrime goes industrial and AI is the engine behind the threat.
Key Takeaways
- Spot how attackers hide in plain sight using “living-off-the-land” tactics.
- Learn what it takes to detect and stop AI-fuelled threats before they disrupt critical networks.
- 3. Get practical strategies to keep essential infrastructure resilient as cybercrime goes industrial.
Bio
Nora is a cybersecurity marketer at Nokia, helping organizations protect critical infrastructure and stay resilient in a connected world. She turns complex security topics into clear, engaging stories that build trust and inspire action. With a marketing degree from Denmark and experience in England, she now drives cybersecurity thought leadership and brings solutions to life through compelling narratives from Budapest, Hungary.