Cybersecurity
AI primarily viewed as an enabler for cybercriminals, with limited utility for defenders
Recent breaches have affected a broad spectrum of industries, including banking, utilities, and hospitality. (Nikkei image)
Nikkei staff writers
October 9, 2026 06:22 JST
TOKYO/SEOUL — A Nikkei count reveals that global data breaches have exposed the personal information of at least 320 million people since September. Authorities and researchers believe artificial intelligence may have played a role in at least some of these incidents.
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