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Infographic: What’s next in AI-powered cyber response?

July 13, 2021

AI has been touted to be a game-changer for cybersecurity. It can analyse threats; rapidly detect anomalies; and filter through the thousands of security alerts organisations receive in a day. Singapore is already planning on using AI to secure its 5G networks. But AI is a resource, not a replacement. It has to be supported by the intuition of well-trained security analysts, automation, and a consolidated view of the organisation’s IT environment. Cybersecurity experts from Tanium break down how AI is speeding up cyber response, and how organisations can make the most of the tech.

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