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As cyber criminals get more and more sophisticated, cybersecurity professionals need tools that can keep up. AI provides an extra layer of protection, helping to discover unknown threats, prioritize alerts in real-time, and quickly identify and mitigate risks. It also helps to automate security tasks and reduce human error.

In the field of endpoint security, integrating AI into your defenses can help to protect against phishing attacks and malware that target personal data from laptops and desktop computers. AI can analyze and process massive volumes of device and user data to understand context, environment, and behavior – then use this information to detect suspicious activities and prevent future attacks.

Another area where AI excels is in analyzing threat intelligence, which includes indicators of compromise (IOC) and attack signatures. It’s often not possible for human analysts to review the thousands of IOCs that are released each year – but that’s where AI comes in. It can sift through vast amounts of data to identify emerging threats and prioritize them for immediate action, saving cybersecurity teams valuable time and resources.

Another way that AI is transforming the industry is by providing a more efficient and effective method for analyzing XML documents, reducing the amount of human work involved. It can also be used to perform static application security testing (SAST) and dynamic application security testing (DAST), enabling more intelligent and accurate analysis of code, infrastructure, and configuration. It can even be used to run a threat model against running applications, detecting potential vulnerabilities and outliers before they can become actual attacks on your organization’s system.