Artificial intelligence is transforming just about every industry, and cybersecurity is no exception. Cybercriminals use AI to launch sophisticated and targeted attacks, while security professionals use AI to detect and defend against them. The result is a seemingly unending game of cat and mouse. “Like most technologies, [AI] has a dual use,” Dane Sherrets, a solutions architect at cybersecurity

AI is changing cybersecurity both within and without Artificial intelligence is already changing professional working patterns across almost every industry. It has the power to drastically reduce the time we spend on routine tasks and free us up to think more strategically in our day-to-day professional lives. This is no different

It might still sound far-fetched to say AI can develop critical thinking skills and help us make decisions in the cybersecurity industry. But we’re not far off. Will artificial intelligence ever think for us? In 2024, when AI is still in somewhat of an early stage, this might be a

As cyber threats become more sophisticated, cybersecurity requires a proactive approach. Advancing security practices through Zero Trust principles is key As cyber threats continue to evolve, it’s important to remember cybersecurity is not a one-time task but an ongoing process. Advancing cybersecurity and Zero Trust maturity starts by focusing on

Artificial intelligence will redefine cloud security with adaptive frameworks, enhanced threat intelligence, and predictive analytics to usher in an era of proactive protection. When it comes to cloud computing security and AI, we have a lot to learn about protecting AI systems. Most cloud security pros don’t know how to implement effective