Tag: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Businesses and government agencies across all industries face a cybersecurity skills crisis. Can AI and machine learning help solve the problem?

The latest UEM and cognitive security offerings enable analysts to effectively collect, collate and analyze what was once an overwhelming volume of data.

It's natural for security professionals to be nervous, but Watson is designed to augment the role of the cognitive analyst, not replace it entirely.

QRadar Advisor with Watson is not meant to replace humans in the SOC. Instead, it is designed to help analysts make better decisions more quickly.

Emergent security AI offers the potential for real-time threat detection and defense — what's the role of automation in this infosecurity endgame?

Can IBM QRadar Advisor with Watson save the world? We won't know until it matures, but Watson has already shown great potential to assist SOC analysts.

At InterConnect, IBM Security GM Marc van Zadelhoff explained how cognitive technology can revolutionize cybersecurity and the role of the security analyst.

Security orchestration is the union of people, process and technology — computer automation where it works, and human coordination where it doesn't.

To fully embrace the power of the cognitive era, security professionals must understand the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence.

The first rule about Security Club is don't talk about security — or, at least, don't let security initiatives get in the way of delivering business value.