The world’s 5 billion internet users and nearly 54 billion devices generate 3.4 petabytes of data per second, according to IDC. As digitalization accelerates, enterprise IT teams are under greater pressure to identify and block incoming cyber threats to ensure business operations and services are not interrupted — and AI-based cybersecurity provides a reliable way to do so.
Few industries appear immune to cyber threats. This year alone, international hotel chains, financial institutions, Fortune 100 retailers, air traffic-control systems and the U.S. government have all reported threats and intrusions.
Whether from insider error, cybercriminals, hacktivists or other threats, risks in the cyber landscape can damage an enterprise’s reputation and bottom line. A breach can paralyze operations, jeopardize proprietary and customer data, result in regulatory fines and destroy customer trust.
Using AI and accelerated computing, businesses can reduce the time and operational expenses required to detect and block cyber threats while freeing up resources to focus on core business value operations and revenue-generating activities.
Here’s a look at how industries are applying AI…
