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While AI will never replace human security professionals, it does help speed up responses, identify patterns that humans miss and even see threats that were previously undetected. AI also enables automation of tasks that are highly repetitive, manual-intensive and tedious for cybersecurity teams to complete, saving time and allowing them to focus on other critical business needs.

Cybersecurity teams must be ready to respond to any type of threat, from the most sophisticated to the most trivial. Preparation, detection and analysis of a potential threat can take days or weeks. With the right managed infrastructure and services, AI can help automate these processes, allowing security professionals to focus on more complex challenges.

AI for end point protection

In addition to reducing the risk of malware attack by blocking unauthorized access to data, security AI solutions like Simbian can improve network security by understanding how workloads are assigned and naming conventions in real-time to detect abnormal patterns. It can also use machine learning algorithms to continuously learn and adapt to an organization’s unique behavior, enabling a more proactive approach to security that saves time and resources for security teams.

Advanced threats like spear phishing can be difficult to detect, but AI for phishing detection can intercept suspicious activity by analyzing the content of messages as well as textual and behavioral patterns to identify risks. Similarly, UEBA solutions leverage AI to create baseline behavior profiles for individual users and entities that identify deviations from normal patterns.