The incorporation of Artificial Intelligence is a major changer in the dynamic domain of cybersecurity. AI-powered systems detect and fight developing threats, but they also raise worries about hostile AI. This is an iconic moment in which effective defense demands accepting AI as a sentinel against digital threats.
Mr. Lalit Meheta, Co-Founder & CEO, Decimal Technologies
“Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the cybersecurity landscape, becoming a powerful tool to defend against threats. Large numbers of data sets can be analyzed using AI to predict what could potentially pose a threat, automate incident response, rank risks and give personalized information to employees on security awareness training.
Thus, organizations will be able to use AI to enhance their cybersecurity defense through need identification, selection of appropriate AI based security tools, careful implementation as well as monitor and optimize their performance.
Through employing AI in defense, these organizations will massively cut the chances of compromise.”
Mr. Ratan Dargan is Co-Founder and CTO of ThoughtSol Infotech,
“The advancement of Artificial Intelligence has resulted in an evolution in the field of cybersecurity. The integration of expertise and AI’s remarkable capabilities represents an advancement in our capacity to combat online risks. AI acts as a protector, known for its response times and precision. It has become a blueprint for security systems always evolving and staying ahead of the most cunning dangers. Our engagement with technology goes beyond usage; we actively employ AI as a guardian that safeguards our data, privacy and guides the path of our digital progress.”
Mr. Bhaskar Ganguli, Director, Marketing and Sales, Mass Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
“Our most effective defense is to utilize the potential of artificial intelligence in terms of cybersecurity. AI presents both challenges and opportunities. AI-powered systems can detect and prevent cyberattacks in real time while learning and adapting to new threats. However, it raises issues since hackers can use AI to improve their own strategies. It’s a race between good and bad artificial intelligence. To win, we must invest in AI-driven security, train our algorithms regularly, and create collaboration within the cybersecurity industry. Our survival in this new century is dependent on our capacity to use AI as a vigilant guard against the forces of digital wickedness.”
Mr. Saurabh Anand, Chief Operating Officer, Quarks Technosoft
“Cybersecurity has taken center stage, and the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a game-changer. AI has emerged as a powerful ally in defending against evolving cyber threats. Its ability to analyze vast datasets, detect anomalies, and respond in real-time provides a robust defense mechanism. Machine learning algorithms can adapt to new threats, identifying patterns and vulnerabilities that human experts may overlook.
Furthermore, AI-driven security solutions enhance incident response and reduce false positives, saving time and resources. As threats grow in sophistication, AI’s predictive capabilities can anticipate attacks and bolster proactive security measures. However, it’s crucial to strike a balance, as AI can also be exploited by malicious actors. Employing AI in cybersecurity is a dynamic and evolving strategy, offering both promise and challenges in the ever-evolving battle against cyber threats.”