How AI and ML can help Against Cyber Attacks

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are changing how we work, transact, wage a war, communicate, and follow protection norms. These technologies can be used to identify and analyze possible attacks quickly. Cybersecurity protects software infrastructure from cybercriminal threats, but AI can be used by cybercriminals to search vulnerabilities and attacks.

Machine learning (ML) is a subset of AI and is based on the idea of developing computer algorithms that automatically upgrade themselves by discovering patterns within existing data, without even being specifically programmed. It also helps to automatically analyze the way interconnected systems work to detect cyber attacks. The ML tools depend on data. As Ml processes more data, the more accurate and effective results it delivers.

With an increase in computing power, data collection and storage capabilities, machine learning and artificial intelligence are being applied more broadly across industries and applications than ever before.  This means new weaknesses can quickly be identified and analyzed to help mitigate further attacks.

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AI equipped IT infrastructure, detects malware on the network, create a response, and can detect intrusions even before they happen. AI offers organizations protection by automating complex processes for identifying, investigating, and addressing security breaches

AI can open up vulnerabilities as well. This happens particularly when AI depends on interfaces within and across organizations that create access opportunities by bad actors or disreputable agents. Attackers are beginning to deploy AI too to give computer programs the ability to make decisions to benefit the attackers. These programs might gradually develop automated hacks that will be able to study and learn about the systems they target and identify vulnerabilities.

Cloud platforms can help monitor the whole infrastructure that can reduce the risk of malicious resources. IT staff should be educated about cloud security as part of any cybersecurity awareness training.

Secure AI-powered Runtime Monitor ensures that the attacker can’t identify your data. If IT employees become more aware of resources and at monitoring them, criminals won’t be able to steal.  AI can speed up the detection of problems by rapidly cross-referencing different alerts and sources of security data and automatically suggest plans for optimizing responses.

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