Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity

AI can improve threat-hunting efficiencies with improved automation and accuracy, according to a study.

Government buildings, airports, and other buildings at risk from terror attacks, whether from individuals or organizations, need more security that visual tracking of potential threats. In addressing these complex needs, there is an even greater opportunity for ML to help.

AI in the Security Operations Center offers tools to hunt for threats more effectively than humans, possibly also saving money.

Artificial intelligence does have a role in protection from attacks, malware, virus and more. We investigate claims of ML/deep learning and find a winner.

There is a tendency to believe that artificial intelligence can solve all problems associated with enterprise security programmes. While there is a lot to gain from AI, there is a danger that companies are overly optimistic about exactly what the technology can deliver.

Combination of threat analysis and data analysis with machine learning can help security teams turn raw data into cyber threat intelligence.