Legacy security measures, while offering a baseline level of protection, heavily rely on predefined signatures and a narrow definition of the “abnormal.” They often follow a reactive approach, can be siloed, limiting information sharing, and lack the scalability to handle the terabytes of data generated by today’s complex IT systems.

This is where artificial intelligence steps in.

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  Predictive AI allows security teams to move beyond reactive alert fatigue caused by blind spots and anticipate future attacks. Integrated with vast amounts of data, including security logs, threat intelligence feeds, and network traffic, the software reduces billions of raw events into thousands of actionable anomalies and later single-digit threats to understand where an attack might prey next and what type of attack a company is more susceptible to malware, phishing, or a social engineering attack.

  What’s more, AI can also stimulate cyberattacks with historical trends as its benchmark for security teams to test their defenses against various attack scenarios. By understanding how attackers might exploit vulnerabilities, teams can proactively address them before a real attack occurs.

  This foresight can help SOC teams strategize resource allocation and minimize attacks.

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