Overview

For most organizations, 2018 will be a year of transition where they first bring AI to their cyber defense. Many organizations are still using an MSSP, or their own internally developed SOC. They have not yet adopted a true Managed Detection and Response Service, let alone mature, end-to-end AI capabilities. But as more organizations suffer threats from AI-driven cyber attackers in 2018, AI will become a standard element of every effective security posture. And as more organizations further digitize – opening-up more vulnerability points, and creating opportunities for increasingly complex multi-channel attacks – the need for AI in cyber security will only increase beyond 2018.

Questions this whitepaper will answer:

• What should organizations look for when adopting Artificial Intelligence for cyber defense?
• Will an AI platform obviate the need for human security talent?
• In what areas of cyber security should you use AI?
• Are attackers adopting AI driven exploits?