How can AI help improve the identification and prevention of risks in modern apps?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is omnipresent. In the blink of an eye, it displaced the fever for multiverses and NFTs. But why hasn’t its business implementation taken place at the same speed?
AI has not only transformed the way we interact with technology, it has also posed new cybersecurity challenges, ranging from implementation to considering malicious automations.
Malicious actors are already using AI to generate sophisticated attack tactics, targeting vulnerabilities in systems that, without a protection strategy, may become impossible to detect and mitigate with the processes and protocols prior to the widespread use of AI.
69% of companies believe they will not be able to respond to AI-powered threats, according to a Capgemini report. AI, however, is not only in the hands of those seeking to compromise digital security.
Rest easy: it’s not all that problematic
Fortunately, there are new generations of AI-powered cybersecurity systems that analyze immense volumes of data at a speed and precision unattainable by humans, thus identifying patterns and warning signs that could indicate an incursion or vulnerability. Not bad, don’t you think?
Understanding not only what applications are developed for, but also who, when, where, and how they will be used, is essential to ensuring that they are constantly available and functioning optimally.
The early detection of risks and threats then becomes a strategic component to maintain the integrity and continuity of business processes.
In a world where digital threats are constantly evolving, relying on cutting-edge technology is essential. Artificial intelligence enables the design of solutions that adapt and evolve in the face of the changing tactics of cybercriminals, ensuring that organizations can stay one step ahead in protecting their digital assets.
Solutions and services such as Ikusi Data Protect and Ikusi Security Protect – Managed Services have AI in their DNA and are essential in the defense of your business applications.