Many industries have had to tighten belts in the “new normal”. In cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI) can help.
Every day of the new normal we learn how the pandemic sped up digital transformation, as reflected in the new opportunities and new risks. For many, organizational complexity and legacy infrastructure and support processes are the leading barriers to the effectiveness of their security.
Adding to the dynamics, short-handed teams are overwhelmed with too much data from disparate sources and an abundance of tools, yet a scarcity of insights. These challenges can easily exceed the skills of even the largest, best teams.
Source: IBM
In a time of greater challenges and fewer resources, how can security leaders become more effective, minimize their expenses and get the most out of their employees without burning them out? A recent study from the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) suggests people are investing in AI and automation to address many of these challenges.
The IBV partnered with APQC (American Productivity and Quality Center) in a survey of 1,000 business leaders to find out how AI is being used to support their operations and to quantify its impact on performance.
AI: Defense In a Fast-Paced World
The in-depth report contemplates questions that are top-of-mind for today’s leaders. How do AI and automation help? Where in the security life cycle do these tools ..
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