In this age of digitization, organizations are increasingly migrating to the cloud. This has increased the amount of data that is being generated, which, in turn, translates to a surge in the number of security alerts a business receives. An average business often receives hundreds or thousands of alerts from the various software tools used to monitor threats and malware intrusions.

This trend has prompted security leaders to focus on artificial intelligence to find patterns in vast amounts of data. It is critical to understand how partners are developing innovative AI approaches to detect malware, phishing campaigns, insider threats and other intrusions, and how much CISOs are aligned with this.

CISOs should initiate and allocate a part of their security program to security analytics. The session will cover:

• Recommended supplementary data sets for enriching the security context
• Integrating AI with people, processes and technologies for improved detection
• Leveraging AI/ML to identify trends for data and prioritizing alerts