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Artificial Intelligence, Cyberdefense and Human Cognition

The power of technology is not sufficient to combat human intelligence. Only seasoned cyberdefense professionals can counter cyber attacks.

Gwendal SmithbyGwendal Smith
November 17, 2022
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The power of technology is not sufficient to combat human intelligence. Only seasoned professionals can act to counter cyber attacks.

Today, in light of the growing number of cybercrimes and the sophistication of cyberattackers, companies are eager to purchase miracle cyberdefense solutions to combat cyber risks. However, technology has not yet achieved the level of intelligence required to combat and respond to all phases of an attack. Only seasoned professionals can respond and counter an attack in all phases.

AI and ML are not powerful enough to combat human intelligence

Human adversaries are always behind severe cyberattacks, and companies have never been as exposed as they are now. Each time a cyberattack occurs, we draw the same conclusion. Human adversaries are at work, acting according to their own specific needs, motivations, and capabilities. Only a human can combat another human in such a situation. That is what cyberdefense is about: leveraging cybersecurity technologies to fight against human threat actor.

ML, AI, and data analytics can assist in improving cybersecurity efficiency, they are not powerful enough to counter human intelligence. They are as clueless as a puppy. Human beings must therefore perform investigation, investigation, and response to counter cybercrime. By 2025, the global cybercrime market is forecast to be worth 10.5 trillion dollars annually.

How can companies protect themselves against cyber attacks?

The quick uptake of cloud services has created a secure and sustainable environment between consumers, workers, and business associates. Organizations deployed cloud services much quicker than they adapted their cultures. The issue is that organizations must now establish a secure and sustainable environment between customers, employees, and business associates.

Employees are frequently seen as the weakest link in cyber security because of their lack of knowledge of cybercriminals’ techniques. While technology can help reduce cybersecurity risks, it is not a panacea. Because of this, many people make careless decisions. This is also why senior executive must lead cybersecurity initiatives.

Despite knowing about all of these dangers, many businesses do not have the knowledge or resources to address them. The industry is 3.4 million cybersecurity expert short. Given the risks of being hacked and the difficulties of forming a real cyberdefense strategy, some businesses are tempted by publishers’ siren songs advocating miracle solutions. They invest in tools without having laid the groundwork for reflection, and this approach invariably leads to failure.

Organizations want to work with cybersecurity partners to develop defensible security strategies. These partners assist them in developing logical, and preventive security strategies that may be modified in response to cyber incidents. When a significant incident occurs, Threat Hunting and incident response services enable organizations to take action in response to and counter all phases of an attack. Companies benefit from this cybersecurity created and provided by experienced humans, which makes them feel safer and allows them to accomplish their business objectives.

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