Cybersecurity landscapes are commuting rapidly, and amplifying AI developments for strengthening cybersecurity will be a significant game-changer to protect against malicious cybercriminals.
The rapid digitalization has accelerated due to the novel covid-19 pandemic and has welcomed various benefits to the businesses. However, it has also welcomed many cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
Businesses have equipped their cybersecurity game with edge-cutting cybersecurity solutions. According to a report, cybercrime will cost around $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, which means the magnitude of cybercrime will intensify in 2022.
Companies can escalate their cybersecurity services with the help of AI. Let us go through some of how AI will equip the cybersecurity landscape. Why is AI the future of cybersecurity?
According to Statista, in 2022 nearly 10% of large companies will face AI-empowered cyberthreats. What does this mean?
Cybercriminals are going to use AI to perform malicious tasks, and cybersecurity leaders need to answer them back in their language only.
According to Forbes, 61% of the organizations say that companies say that without AI technology, they couldn't detect breach attempts. In the past, while monitoring cyber security threats, business leaders observed that monitoring cyber threats is labour-intensive, and results were not worth the effort. AI can save a lot of your time and meanwhile provide a robust foundation of trust. AI can help to identify the threats before they become dangerous threats.
How will AI help organizations combat cyber threats in 2022?
AI empowers vulnerability management
As the complexity of networks is increasing, AI can lessen the burden of understanding vulnerability management. AI can proactively identify the vulnerabilities and leverage the organizations to understand the vulnerability trends.
AI helps to ease the process of identity and access management
Passwords are a notoriously fragile security method, and cybercriminals won’t take a minute before breaking the barrier and diving inside your account. When it comes to updating the passwords, accept it or not, we all get lazy.
However, biometric authentication has been introduced as an alternative to strengthen the software and devices.
AI algorithms are strongly developed to strengthen biometric authentication as they can prevent suspicious access.
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Increased awareness is driving sales of various public safety solutions, such as computer-aided dispatch solutions, jail management systems, and record management solutions, to name a few, with strong growth forecast for North America, Europe, APEJ, and Japan in the coming years.The most recent edition of MarketNgage's 'public safety software' market study provides an up-to-date analysis of this industry, with a focus on its driving and restraining factors, as well as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on demand-supply trajectories for the forecast period of 2021 to 2031.
The report also offers insights into new market trends and strategies being implemented by both leading players and new entrants in this space.With the rapid digitization of the past few years, the demand for public safety solutions has increased significantly.
The rise in cyber security threats, terrorist attacks, and natural disasters has boosted sales of public safety solutions such as mobile police software, court management solutions, and scheduling solutions.
Furthermore, increased mergers and agreements between vendors and technology partners in the public safety software industry have increased sales over the last five years from 2016 to 2020.In the notorious dark web, cybercrime as a service is emerging as a business model.
A cyberattack exposed 40 million customers' personal information, including social security numbers and driver licence numbers.As a result, the incident is expected to reduce customer traffic.
Despite the best efforts of cyber security experts, frequent attacks have highlighted the need for technological advancements to ensure data integrity.
"Many businesses are re-opening their offices, here are some cybersecurity tips for organizations to consider as they navigate the transition of returning to the office.
Mobile network security vulnerabilities are not new, and they will not go away with 5G.
Overall, 5G is more secure than 4G, but they will usher in a wave of new IoT applications, but will it be safe.cy5G networks will usher in a wave of new IoT (Internet of Things) applications.
As with the implementation of any new technology, it is vital to ensure that a secure foundation is in place.
This is especially important when we consider that 5G will accelerate the deployment of smart devices and the applications they support.https://www.pamten.com/blog/iot-risk-management/
