Watch the full webinar (and demo) here: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/webinar/how-chatgpt-and-ai-are-changing-cybersecurity-forever/ Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are reshaping both how cybersecurity is done and how people learn cybersecurity. In this live demonstration, Infosec’s Keatron Evans will demonstrate how you can use ChatGPT to perform cybersecurity functions and teach yourself new skills — right now. Join us on February 23 at 11 a.m. Central to get a practical, hands-on approach around how to use AI for your cybersecurity needs. You’ll learn: - How malicious actors use AI tools like ChatGPT - Ways for cybersecurity professionals to get started with AI - How AI tools can help you learn quicker and better - Plus Q&A from live attendees

2. OVERVIEW
Agenda
➤ Review how tools like ChatGPT work and how
malicious actors are using them
➤ Learn how cybersecurity professionals can
incorporate these tools into their workflows
➤ Demonstrate how these tools are changing the way
current and aspiring cybersecurity professionals
learn new skills
➤ Q&A

3. ChatGPT statistics
$29B
Valuation of
ChatGPT parent
company
2021
Year training
data stopped
$1B
Revenue projection
for the end of 2024
180M
Active monthly
internet users

4. What is ChatGPT?
GPT = Generative Pre-trained Transformer
ChatGPT uses a combination of:
• Supervised deep learning
• Reinforcement learning through human
feedback

5. What is ChatGPT? – In human terms
ChatGPT is an AI platform that consumes all
the text it’s able to find on the internet up to
2021.
It uses that text to build context around and
answer whatever questions you ask it.

6. How is ChatGPT different from Google?
• ChatGPT searches, consumes
and creates something based
on your request.
• It understands context and
improves the more we use it.
• Google searches through large
databases and returns pages with
content related to the search.
• It doesn’t actually “perform” or
create anything.

7. How malicious actors use ChatGPT
Social engineers can make
better phishing templates
templates
Hackers can learn more about
their targets in a short amount
of time
Ransomware operators will
become more efficient

8. Example 1 - Malicious actors

9. Example 2 – Malicious actors

10. Example 2 – Malicious actors

11. Example 2 – Malicious actors

12. 3 cybersecurity uses for ChatGPT
Coming up with solutions
faster
Learning to use new
cybersecurity tools
Writing reports!

13. Example 1 – Cyber Pro Assistant

14. Example 1 – Cyber Pro Assistant

15. Learn faster with ChatGTP and AI
Traditional teaching takes much longer, as
students need to build a foundation of
commands, syntax, etc. first.
Tools like ChatGPT allow students to “jump in”
quicker and focus on more important things like
flow and process.

16. ChatGPT demo

17. Questions?

18. About us
Infosec puts people at the center of
cybersecurity through role-guided training
that’s accessible and engaging. We help IT and
security professionals advance their careers
with skills development and certifications while
empowering all employees with security
awareness and privacy training to stay cyber-
safe at work and home.
www.infosecinstitute.com