Cybersecurity has become a top priority for organizations of every size, type, and industry because the threats and cyber-attacks have become significantly complex and have grown in volume. The majority of organizations have successfully embraced Artificial intelligence (AI) to identify these threats by deploying machine learning, deep learning, and computer vision-based technology.
It offers them real-time insights into the business network and strengthen the defense mechanism, and accurately responds based on the nature of the threat. CISOs are exploring more opportunities for AI in cyber security to quickly encrypt the data collected to understand the capabilities of the new threats and their patterns, ensuring the security of the internal systems.
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Here is how SecOps teams can reimagine cybersecurity with AI:
Strengthen the defense strategy
The current digital-first business models are exploring opportunities to leverage AI to strengthen their cybersecurity posture and tech stack. Integrating artificial intelligence tools for cybersecurity defenses can enable business networks to combat sophisticated risks with agility and higher magnitude. AI enables the SecOps teams to leverage previous and current data, learning, and predictions to avoid data breaches. Enterprises that successfully implement AI into their cybersecurity tech stack will have an airtight cybersecurity posture that is less vulnerable to various cyber threats and risks.
AI enables businesses to adapt to the evolving threat landscape
Integrating artificial intelligence is one of the most effective ways to ensure the business network is continuously evolving with the changing nature of the threat.
AI gathers relevant cyber-attack data from various data sets to keep constantly learning about the various cyber threats and risks. Implementing cybersecurity tools with artificial intelligence, Machine learning, and deep learning integrated will evaluate the business network to determine the patterns and identify security incidents. A cybersecurity tech stack with AI helps businesses to identify potential threats with similar characteristics.
Detect threats faster
Legacy security tools require various signatures and attack indicators to identify threats; however, these tools are unable to detect previously undiscovered threats. Integrating advanced cybersecurity tools with AI will enable businesses to enhance their threat identification process because this technology enables them to evaluate the possible relationships between new threats and previously known threats. One potential pitfall of integrating AI-based cybersecurity tools is that it might increase the false positive threat notifications because of their broad areas. The best way to overcome this challenge is to combine AI functionalities with traditional security approaches to quickly identify threats and reduce false positives.
Protecting Authentication
The majority of the websites have a user account functionality that allows the users to log in in order to access services or purchase products. Depending on their needs, they have various contact forms that the users might have to fill out to get the required information or execute their tasks. Integrating AI will enable businesses to add an additional layer of security to ensure that all visitors are safe while accessing the network. AI enables the SecOps teams to secure user authentication every time they want to log into their account. AI is a perfect tool for businesses because it offers them various tools like facial recognition, CAPTCHA, and fingerprint scanners to prevent unauthorized access.
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Manage a huge amount of data
Businesses with vast processes might transfer a large amount of data and information across the business network. Based on the size, industry, and type of the organization, they generate large amounts of data sets internally and externally with the customers. It is crucial for businesses to secure this sensitive data to avoid legal litigations and win customers’ trust. Integrating AI into the cybersecurity tech stack enables businesses to manage a large volume of data and gain valuable insights through them to make strategic decisions in real time.
Cybersecurity industry veterans are exploring opportunities to reimagine their security posture with artificial intelligence (AI).
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