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How AI is shaping the cybersecurity arms race

  • Written by Sagar Samtani, Assistant Professor of Operations and Decision Technologies, Indiana University
imageDefending against cyberattacks increasingly means looking for patterns in large amounts of data – a task AI was made for.Yuichiro Chino/Moment via Getty Images

The average business receives 10,000 alerts every day from the various software tools it uses to monitor for intruders, malware and other threats. Cybersecurity staff often find...

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