Placing AI to work in cybersecurity may assist curtail alert fatigue from false positives, or it would make it worse for CISOs who oversee these operations facilities.
AI continues to learn to acknowledge and categorize the exercise it observes, and that might embrace reacting to conduct that’s not malicious or misdiagnosing precise threats. So, how do CISOs cope with this further set of digital eyes on the safety frontlines?
On this episode of the InformationWeek Podcast, Clayton C. Peddy, CISO at ABBYY, and Erika Dean, CISO at Tricentis, share their views on the function AI can play in safety alerts.
They focus on what the alert cycle seemed like earlier than AI was launched, whether or not AI improves the detection of false positives, and whether or not it’s higher to cut back the noise from alerts or to be hypervigilant with notifications for each potential safety menace.
After the panel dialogue, Dean and Clayton put their resilience methods to the check with the Questionable Concepts tabletop train versus the kobolds, gremlins and goblins at play within the fictional firm.
How has your group’s use of AI affected safety alert fatigue? Tell us at [email protected].
