Everywhere you look across the cybersecurity industry — on conference stages, trade show floors or in headlines — the biggest companies in the business are claiming that generative AI is about to change everything you’ve ever known about defending networks and outsmarting hackers.
Whether it’s
Microsoft’s Security Copilot, Google’s
security-focused large language model, Recorded Future’s
AI-assistant for threat intelligence analysts, IBM’s new
AI-powered security offering or a fresh
machine learning tool from Veracode to spot flaws in code, tech companies are tripping over one another to roll out their latest AI offerings for cybersecurity.
And at last month’s RSA Conference — the who’s-who gathering of cybersecurity pros in San Francisco — you couldn’t walk more than a few feet on the showroom floor without bumping into a salesperson touting their firm’s new AI-enabled product. From sensational advertising, to bombastic pitches to more
measured talks from top national security officials, AI was on everyone’s lips.
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