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AI cybersecurity uses artificial intelligence to detect threats and protect critical digital assets, from malware attacks to phishing scams. These tools rely on machine learning and behavioral analysis to establish patterns of “normal” activity, flagging anomalies that may indicate an attack or breach. They also automate investigation and remediation, reducing human error while freeing security professionals to focus on high-level decision-making.

Integrated forensics and threat intelligence platforms combine data from network, endpoint, identity, and cloud environments to provide a single view of your entire digital estate. They can identify patterns of suspicious behavior and prioritize risk, enabling faster, more effective detection and response to incoming attacks. They also provide automated compliance checks to ensure adherence with evolving frameworks like CIS, SOX, and GDPR.

Security AI tools use supervised and unsupervised machine learning to examine all available information to establish baselines for normal operation, identifying outliers that could signal an attack or breach. These systems can scan for suspicious logins, lateral movement, resource usage, and other anomalies across network traffic, endpoints, and the cloud.

Many attacks exploit vulnerabilities in software, and integrating security AI into your workflows can improve vulnerability defense. These tools scour public data for signs of malicious activity and automatically analyze code in order to detect bugs, misconfigurations, and other vulnerabilities. They also automate the process of testing and analyzing changes to smart application code.