Redefining Security in the Digital Age: Navigating the Evolving Landscape of AI-Induced Risks

Szabó, Hedvig (2025) Redefining Security in the Digital Age: Navigating the Evolving Landscape of AI-Induced Risks. In: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Challenges: Law Enforcement, Psychology and Security in Focus. 1 st LEPSY CEEPUS Network Research and Cooperation Conference Proceedings 12 March 2024. University of Public Service Ludovika University Press, Budapest, pp. 59-67. ISBN 9789636531911; 9789636531553

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Abstract

The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has fundamentally altered the security landscape, presenting novel challenges and opportunities. I examine the complicated relationship between AI and security, emphasising the transformative impact of AI on traditional security paradigms. It examines how malicious actors exploit AI for criminal activities, thereby escalating the complexity and severity of cybercrimes. The study highlights the evolution of cybercrime types due to AI solutions, underscoring the role of psychological manipulation and deepfake technologies in creating new avenues for deception and disinformation The emergence of the “Crime as a Service” (CaaS) model on dark web marketplaces is a testament to AI’s versatility, enabling criminals to commission offenses without technical acumen. The CaaS model offers services on a subscription or pay-per-use basis, encompassing a range of activities from cybercrimes like phishing and DDoS attacks to other organised crimes. In conclusion, the paper underscores the dual nature of AI in the modern era, acting as a tool for innovation and efficiency in legal sectors, while simultaneously amplifying the capabilities of criminal enterprises, thereby challenging existing legal and security frameworks.

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