AI applications are becoming increasingly integrated into daily life, with a focus on language models to enhance consumer experiences in natural language processing and search engines.
While CEOs are utilizing AI for content generation and communication, broader enterprise implementation is hindered by cost and security concerns.
Concerns exist around using flawed or biased data in AI applications and ensuring data protection.
New AI innovations, distinct from machine learning, are emerging to enable additional enterprise use cases such as building cyber resilience.
Gartner predicts a significant increase in AI automation functions in network operations by 2026, facilitating faster problem-solving capabilities.
AI's ability to understand semi-structured data and provide guidance for troubleshooting network issues accelerates resolution times from weeks to hours.
AI enhances network automation processes by speeding up iteration, learning, and problem-solving tasks, leading to improved cyber resilience.
AI streamlines vulnerability management processes, allowing for quicker identification of vulnerabilities across complex network environments.
By utilizing AI-based lookup and categorization, organizations can improve cyber resilience by focusing resources more efficiently.
AI provides high-probability guidance to business leaders, aiding in strategic management for achieving cyber resilience efficiently.